Sentence examples for average peculiar from inspiring English sources

where 〈...〉 C denotes the contour-ordered operator average peculiar to non-equilibrium quantum statistical mechanics [15, 16] for arguments 1 = (r 1, t 1) with temporal components on the Keldysh contour [16].

To avoid this problem, we included LCRs during BLASTP searches, used bootstrapping to average out the peculiar topologies due to repeat-caused alignment problems, compared the topology between gene trees and the species trees, and excluded the topological inconsistent hits as 'false positives'.

A long list of bad things about being a child ranges from the obviously unforgivable - the neglect of disabled children, damaging poverty, premature criminalisation - to preoccupations which seem rather more peculiar to the average children's commissioner, and that limited number of children likely to be affected by mosquito devices and knife-searching arches.

Although we cannot determine where students should be on the expert novice continuum at the end of a 4-yr degree program, we find it peculiar that the average percent favorable score for categories such as real world connection and enjoyment (personal interest) is more than 20% higher than for most categories related to problem solving.

When emotional intelligence first appeared to the masses, it served as the missing link in a peculiar finding: people with average IQs outperform those with the highest IQs 70% of the time.

In presence of CO2 the temporal variations of the gravity field caused by changes in the average fluid density (Figure 10) show a peculiar pattern.

Individual galaxies, including the Milky Way, have peculiar velocities relative to the average flow.

Indonesia's enigmatic "hobbits" were no more than average humans whose small stature, tiny brains, and peculiar anatomy were caused by a severe lack of iodine before birth, a new study claims.

If the null hypothesis is true, we would expect that any peculiar features cancel out by the averaging over two directions and two wavelengths.

As the chapter ceased seeming peculiar, it also grew in length; the average Victorian chapter was around thirty-five hundroughlyds, roughly twice the eighteenth-century norm.

The core is in fact loaded with highly enriched MOX fuel (average plutonium content of ∼23%), and presents a peculiar and significant geometrical and material heterogeneity (use of radial and axial blankets, solid moderator layers, 12 different enrichment zones).