The villains are mean enough to be taken seriously, but exhibit enough idiosyncrasies to seem human (Coburn has particular fun as Tex).
It's been said that batida is understood to mean something like "my crew's of beats," but even within the tight-knit scene that he lords over, DJ Marfox exhibits happy idiosyncrasies.
We found that the EpiTYPER method was quantitative and reproducible, but exhibited some idiosyncrasies that suggested that the methylation score does not necessarily correspond directly to the percentage methylation of given CpGs (or CpG units).
Results reveal the existing distribution of licenses exhibits a number of idiosyncrasies, largely disregarding population-based quotas and often ignoring geographic regulations mandated by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board.
In the new 1,600-square-foot 1,600-square-foot 1,600-square-foot for with city and space money, exhibits are no longer confined by the idiosyncrasies of an old apartment.
Other forum members post on behalf of a user, exhibiting identical writing styles, spelling errors, and language idiosyncrasies, suggesting that the user has created fictitious identities to move the conversation in their direction.
There are only 19 paintings in the current Cubism exhibition, "Picasso and Braque: The Cubist Experiment, 1910-1912," but an interactive app on iPads (which the museum lends freely to visitors) augments the experience, providing historical context with a scrolling timeline and illuminating stylistic idiosyncrasies via side-by-side digital reproductions of the exhibit's paintings.
Recognition magnifies idiosyncrasies.
It has its idiosyncrasies.
"Everybody has idiosyncrasies," he said.
