Sentence examples for how a peculiar from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dehler's book, and the historian Stefan Bechtel's 2012 biography, "Mr. Hornaday's War: How a Peculiar Victorian Zookeeper Waged a Lonely Crusade for Wildlife That Changed the World" (Beacon Press), devote only a few pages to the Ota Benga exhibition.

Drawing upon ethnographic case studies from "behind the scenes" at leading Jewish-Israeli NGOs, we will examine how a peculiar combination of individual psychopathology and collective markers of Jewish-Israeli identity have affected mental health practices in contemporary Israel.

In different settings and in a simple and graspable way it allows to visualize influence of chosen control parameters on the loop performance, no matter how a peculiar dynamics is considered (with a long dead time, parameter uncertainties, constraints, etc).. Its use in design of the PI control for a single integrator + dead time is considered.

A water ski show went on Monday as planned, but people were somber, preoccupied with discussions of how a neighbor child was recovering, how they themselves had narrowly averted injury and how such a peculiar chain of events could have happened at a celebration that had gone off smoothly (aside from a few faintings and rainouts) for 47 years.

Nearly a decade ago, I wrote an article about how workers in a peculiar American industry were beginning to worry about subprime home loans.

Users of marijuana have long noted how the herb creates a peculiar perception that time is extended, dubbed "time slowdown" by pot-promoting poet Allen Ginsberg in 1965.

In our analysis of E. coli and M. tuberculosis we highlighted how unstable motifs with a peculiar structure are connected with stress responses (subsection "BQS highlights critical network modules" of Results) and discussed the possible implications of this discovery (subsection "Implication for evolvability and drug design" of Discussion).

The Baker debacle, and the incongruity of his sacking colliding with pretty much the highest accolade in UK radio – Baker already has a clutch of gold Sony awards – is a reminder of how peculiar a day job radio presenting is.

The title of William Carlos Williams's poem Tract makes his instructional intent plain, but his subject is a peculiar one: how to properly conduct a funeral.

Which leaves Morgan and Daldry and Claire Foyoy, who plays the young Elizabeth — with a peculiar challenge: how to make purposeful blandness the stuff of binge-watching.

This approach relies on ascribing a state or level of well-being to "nonexistent people," which seems a peculiar practice: how can we attribute well-being to a "nonexistent person"?