Sentence examples for idiosyncratic environments from inspiring English sources

In the movies, even the most mundane or idiosyncratic environments can be embedded with meaning.

At the same time, virtualization allows users to operate in environments they are familiar with, rather than forcing them to work in idiosyncratic environments.

In chronic infections, bacteria experience specialised and idiosyncratic environments that affect the cost:benefit ratio of siderophore production, the ability of cells to access each other's siderophores and the growth rate of bacterial populations.

By developing and refining innovations in close interaction with the local environment of a lead market, a company can focus on a narrow range of preferences and feedback, lowering the risk of being locked into idiosyncratic environments, and generate true global innovations.

As Jain quipped, the company is building the hosted service for itself because it's easier to run this for its customers than to try to help them debug every issue in their own, often idiosyncratic, environments.

This very human desire to be loved that's at the root of this performance shines through so brightly in Virginia Sole-Smith's masterful history and descriptions of the unglamorous and idiosyncratic environment.

The pixel art is brilliantly idiosyncratic; the environments a woozy mix of sushi restaurants, sports arenas and futuristic space stations.

In the latter stages he rightly identifies and aligns the often-overlooked Talk Talk with the likes of Kate Bush and Julian Cope as genuine outsiders whose music belongs to a deep-rooted British tradition – artists who "sought to kick their way free of expectations and create hybrid, idiosyncratic sound environments... [to] maintain a distinctively British voice".

Purity Ring combines programmed tracks that are overtly artificial with idiosyncratic content, creating a carnal presence in a digital environment.

Once these services move beyond the realms of state provision, there are potential problems – they lose neutrality, some uncertainty comes with initiatives that are volunteer-run, the food on offer is (despite the best efforts of the Trussell Trust) idiosyncratic, the religious environment in which food is provided raises questions for some recipients.

"If you have an idiosyncratic local legal environment, then market participants will find it safer just to play on their home turf because of the legal uncertainty that goes with international activities, and we'll lose the benefit of international financial integration," he says.Such changes have undermined the case for global banks.