Sentence examples for few peculiarities from inspiring English sources

There is a cluster of houses, some fields, a few cars parked by the side of the road and a small shop, all set against the backdrop of a looming pine forest.Closer inspection, however, reveals a few peculiarities.

Here's how it's derived: Please note a few peculiarities of this way of listing "what exists".

The (unique) Greek course seems to share the same basis with the majority of the British accredited courses, but also a few peculiarities that could be amended for the improvement of the course.

The image contains several obvious misinterpretations and a few peculiarities.

We also show that, in spite of a few peculiarities and differences between species, some of the chromosomal regions that contain the muscle miRNAs had high synteny levels, denoting colligated functionality.

In fact a subpopulation of cell isolated from skeletal muscle shared few peculiarities of bone-marrow-derived HSCs (expressing Sca-1 and c-kit); however muscle HSCs do not express CD45 while HSC derived from bone marrow express this antigen [ 55].

All the evening's group works shared a few structural peculiarities.

Glazer works with images and sticks to what's observable, offering only a few authentic peculiarities (as in a macroscopic closeup of an insect) to suggest a strange new world.

Comparison of DTR excretion data from Milano, Lugano, and London (Table 2) offered direct evidence that the three profiles of drug use have many similarities and a few local peculiarities in line with local drug use habits, for example, high amphetamine consumption in the United Kingdom (UNOD C2007a, 2007b).

Second, the bad number is driven by a few one-off peculiarities in the data.

exhibiting a tissue-level11 of organization, plus a few soft-bodied peculiarities, were already firmly established in the deep oceans.