Sentence examples for by peculiarities from inspiring English sources

But it is marred by peculiarities.

The relationship between homosexuality and political liberty is also marked by peculiarities.

The nature of the effects observed was explained by peculiarities of the electron transport through Schottky barrier formed at the Au NPs – TiO2 interface.

Latin America is fragmented by huge distances, by peculiarities of history, and even by language not just Spanish, but also Portuguese in Brazil, French in Haiti, and English in several Caribbean islands.

The goral is a ruminant (cud chewer) closely related to the serow, but it is distinguished from the serow by peculiarities in its skull form as well as by its smaller size, shorter horns, and absence of conspicuous preorbital glands.

We attribute this to a loss of electrical percolation and local degradation spots caused by peculiarities of the carbon distribution: Initially the sub-micrometer-sized LTO solely occupies spaces between the large, micrometer-sized activated carbon.

The use of LE facilitated the identification of candidate behavioral deficits that may have been obscured by behavioral peculiarities of WKY or by similarities with SHR in genetic make-up.

Although these changes are more difficult to identify since they are not determined by clearly observed historical trends but by the peculiarities of each individual business case (Smith 2002; Hart 2008; Hoven 2012).

A distribution of shear strains of the masonry, subjected to shear and flexural deforming, is prescribed by structural peculiarities of the blocks (i.e., by keys of the mortar being formed in the holes of the blocks) and its humidity.

The rationale behind the cluster definition was guided by the RVF epidemiology (i.e. vector biology and virus ecology), by local ecosystem distinctions, as well as by the peculiarities of the Sahrawi pastoralist system.

People's formulations of fear are also framed and focused, risk analysts say, by the peculiarities of culture.