A peculiar example of this is found in the incubator birds (Megapodiidae), which cover their large eggs with soil and debris to create a mound of considerable depth, effectively providing heat for the developing eggs.
A peculiar example is shown in the third row of Figure 7.
In a peculiar example of genome streamlining, the Dhc genomes encode only a partial corrinoid synthesis pathway [ 2, 12], despite a cobalamin cofactor being required for reductive dehalogenase activity and hence Dhc energy production and growth.
Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, for example, said the fight over the debt ceiling was good for Democrats, but for a peculiar reason.
Ivanka makes for a peculiar First Daughter character.
All the samples of the Dematiaceous group showed the presence of a peculiar color, for example, pink or light brown in case of Curvularia spp ., yellow for Papulaspora spp ., and dark brown for Exserohilum spp).
The physical form that the medicine takes – whether it's given as a capsule or an injection, or whether it has a peculiar taste, for example – is not really important, but the body learns, over time, to associate this physical form with the biochemical change induced by the drug itself.
The violence of British football hooligans, for example, reflects a peculiar nostalgia for war.
Antigone, for example, is a peculiar figure; her own judgment is often not as keen as it might appear.
In the stories, readers follow physician-scientists as they use technologies to turn up clues unimagined in writer Arthur Conan Doyle's day -- a telltale quirk in a gene's sequence, for example, or a peculiar hormonal secretion.
