At the same time he wrote focused, detailed studies on the meaning of forms peculiar to Islamic art and architecture, and, in later studies, examined the relationship between traditional and modern Islamic art.
The islands are diverse in form and climate, isolated in varying degrees from each other and from the continent, and support a highly diversified flora and fauna clearly derived from South America but modified over the time of isolation to contain forms peculiar to the islands.
In between are the so-called solenoid proteins forming peculiar protein folds (Kobe and Kajava, 2000).
They form a peculiar ensemble, to say the least.
Presidents also form a peculiar bond of trust with people who served in the campaign trenches with them.
Thus, there are, on the whole, a great number of diacritical points; these form a peculiar characteristic of this writing form.
A middle-aged German woman and an American soldier, who is quartered in what was once her house, form a peculiar friendship through their mutual liking for music.
Cold temperatures have allowed nitric acid, mostly from natural sources, to condense and form the peculiar, iridescent clouds that have been spotted all over northern latitudes this winter.
