Sentence examples for idiosyncratic items from inspiring English sources
His fellow inductees have idiosyncratic items in their cases.
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The most idiosyncratic items in this author's papers are the many notes that he made to himself on the backs of envelopes, usually comments on the letters he received.
She took what she needed, she added some very idiosyncratic items, and from these she made her art.
Alternatively, are they using semantics as the primary determinant of un- prefixability (Pinker, 1989), perhaps turning to pre-emption or entrenchment for idiosyncratic items (e.g., Boyd & Goldberg, 2011)?
You can take against one on instinct, even when it meets every idiosyncratic item on your wants list, then fall, hard, for a shithole.
Marsh and his colleagues define method effects as "nontrait effects associated with idiosyncratic aspects of particular items or methods of data collection" (Marsh et al. 2013, p. 112).
Similarly, construct validation of measures against external criteria cannot be achieved if raters can reasonably interpret items in idiosyncratic ways.
At fashion powerhouses like Gucci, Alexander McQueen and Dolce & Gabbana, at the cutting-edge Savile Row shop Spencer Hart and at newcomers like Duckie Brown, the one-button is that rare item: an idiosyncratic piece of clothing that functions surprisingly well, in this case as a snappy alternative to a tuxedo, sport coat or leather or jean jacket.
The factor structure was confirmed with the following differences: two items, "Different voice/speech" and "Idiosyncratic attachment", were not included in any factor in the analyses from the first wave, but now loaded clearly onto the second factor (motor/tics/OCD) for both parents and teachers, and were thus incorporated into this factor in the present study.
These two findings, based on an analysis of response patterns internationally, are relevant to the case of Ireland, since changes in the average percentages of not reached items and missing responses are highly nationally idiosyncratic.
