Sentence examples for idiosyncratic systems of from inspiring English sources

Witchey described a split among museum curators dividing those who prefer the old, idiosyncratic systems of organization and those who recognize the value added by integration.

The native East Coaster in me found his Boston-inflected announcements comforting, if monotonic, and I was impressed by his holistic grasp of the city's idiosyncratic systems of transportation, electricity, and water.

Before the longlist was made public, if you wanted to know which books were in contention you would usually be able to find out by having a discreet lunch with Martyn Goff, the charming and mischievous prize administrator who used to operate his own idiosyncratic system of leaks, withholding and revealing in equal measure.

Instead, we have a range of idiosyncratic systems based on nothing more than the idiosyncratic views of a few officers and councillors.

Under the rules of Israel's idiosyncratic system, the 34 parties running in the election are barred from buying television time, but are entitled to seven minutes of free airtime on each of the three main television channels.

It's an idiosyncratic system that only she can make sense of.

Like many large libraries, Widener classified its holdings according to its own idiosyncratic system (the "Widener" or "Harvard" system) until the 1970s, when new arrivals began to be classified according to a modified version of the Library of Congress system.

Austen's idiosyncratic punctuation, that system of exclamation marks and dashes, allows for a kind of dramatised thought process.

Pathways are drawn using informal and idiosyncratic notation systems, with varying degrees of accuracy and specificity in defining what pathway components are being depicted and the relationships between them.

His complex and idiosyncratic harmonic system was a free adaptation of 12-tone technique, which he called the "mother lode".

Hassan Abouseda, an architect and close friend, devised a clever series of wood boxes that became a kind of cubist banister and idiosyncratic storage system in the two-story stairwell.