Sentence examples for four peculiarities of from inspiring English sources

Mr Lee's "meritocracy" promises a solution.But four peculiarities of Singapore make it look like an anomaly.

But two peculiarities of the Chinese box office have made it particularly attractive for manufacturers of high-end home theater systems.

In the Pyrenees, the fir woods of Volvestre (Ariège, France) are of particular interest because of two peculiarities of its location: its northern latitude with respect to the usual location of fir in the Pyrenean axis, and its lower altitude (330 440 m a.s.l.l.l

This number is warped by two peculiarities of bill accounting.

The evidence we gather suggests two peculiarities of populist beliefs: they are often wrong (for example, they involve unrealistic expectations concerning the inflationary costs of printing money); and they often reveal a distrust of market outcomes (markets result, for example, in "unfair" prices and wages).

Two peculiarities of the assembled D. immitis genome are striking: the lack of genetic diversity and the lack of active transposable elements.

The work described below was motivated by the need for a tool to address the following two peculiarities of RNA-based metagenomic/metatranscriptomic data in the context of viral genome assembly: (1) highly uneven coverage across an entity that (2) comprises only a tiny portion of a massive, complex, largely irrelevant dataset.

One peculiarity of massless particles is that they have to travel at the speed of light.

The study's framework also helps to explain one peculiarity of women in the workplace.

One peculiarity of the Washington Treaty was that it defined warship size by devising new "standard" tonnages, which excluded the weight of fuel and reserve feed water.

One peculiarity of AIDS research will not change that NIH must treat AIDS dollars as a distinct pot of money within its overall budget.