Sentence examples for further peculiar from inspiring English sources
Further peculiar properties of CNTs entail an even broader applicability of CNAs in engineering: super-hydrophobicity for self-cleaning surfaces [27, 28], phonon dragging by fluid flow for energy harvesting or nanosensing [29, 30], and optical properties for electrical coupling in photonic [31] or photothermal devices [8].
(One further peculiar, much debated claim in Etchemendy 1990 is that true claims of the form "$F$ is logically true" or "$F$ is not logically true" should themselves be logical truths (while the corresponding claims "MTValid$F $$" and "Not MTValid$F $$" are not logical truths).
On the other hand, further peculiar concern arises from the common involvement in the role of food handlers of nurses or domestic staff, who are not specifically trained about food hygiene and HACCP, but can be engaged in receipt, distribution and serving of ready made foods and supervision of these services.
And there are further difficulties peculiar to Kant's position, in which the motive is specified as the conviction that the act concerned is a duty.
Finally, a further, more peculiar, part of our patient phenotype regards autistic behavioral features.
Complicating things further is the peculiar structure of the German cable industry.
New York's new gun control bill further includes a peculiar provision requiring mental-health professionals to report patients who they believe constitute a threat to themselves or to others.
IT SOUNDS like science fiction, and it may well turn out to be: a group with extra-terrestrial interests turns to cloning to create a new breed to further its own peculiar ends.
For a given coronagraph, halo CMEs represent fast and wide (and hence energetic) CMEs (Gopalswamy et al. 2010b), further suggesting something peculiar about CME widths in cycle 24.
The pressure fluctuations measured from experiment and calculation were investigated to further validate the peculiar peak at specific characteristic frequency (ωc = 8.3 kHz).
Melbourne-based startup Nura is looking to take things a lot further with its peculiar new headphones, with a hardware/software combo designed to give wearers playback perfectly equalized to meet each wearer's unique earprint.
