Sentence examples for for peculiarities from inspiring English sources

In parallel, another approach to the study of the relationships between frailty and depression, incipient in national and international studies, is the search for peculiarities of depression that present among frail and pre-frail older adults.

Long before Star Trek's Mr. Spock (inset), many astronomers during the 19th and early 20th centuries thought a planet named Vulcan circled the sun inside the orbit of Mercury (shown transiting the sun, main image) and tugged on the latter, accounting for peculiarities in Mercury's motion.

This phenomenon can be very roughly explained through the increase in the effective size of nanoislands d, but its detailed description will definitely require accounting for peculiarities related to the redistribution of local SPR fields in the partly aggregated MIF [32].

The NOS category is a kind of bastion of clinical idiosyncrasies, a safe haven for peculiarities, oddities, and unorthodox symptom presentations.

The Hex-o-Spell outperforms the Matrix, especially when eye movements are not permitted, illustrating that performance can be increased if one accounts for peculiarities of peripheral vision.

In the design of the safety component of the trials of PsA-TT, uniform system and harmonized procedures were used to collect the data, while making allowance for peculiarities in each of the settings where the studies were done.

He looks not for unity but for peculiarity.

The tall, lean Mr. Malkmus has a not-undeserved reputation for straight-faced sarcasm and the more diminutive Mr. Hansen for peculiarity.

Introducing the music of Jan Dismas Zelenka, a contemporary of Bach's whose Trio Sonata No. 3 opened the Friday morning program, he slipped into a story about a recent musicological paper that alludes to Zelenka's sexual peculiarities (peculiar "for the time," he hastened to add).

For the case of pressurized vessels, this is a reminder to check, even for low seismic action, for structural peculiarities (e.g. constraint behavior; coupling of very and moderately stiff/resistant components), which may become the weakest link for the whole structure, and, once identified, may quite often be structurally upgraded with modest efforts.

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