Sentence examples for is peculiarly complex from inspiring English sources

The osteochondral junction is peculiarly complex, and consists of a deeper layer of non-calcified cartilage, the tidemark, calcified cartilage, the cement line and subchondral bone [ 18].

The chondro-osseous junctional region of diarthrodial joints is peculiarly complex and may be considered to consist of the deepest layer of non-calcified cartilage, the tidemark, the layer of calcified cartilage, a thin cement line (between the calcified cartilage and the subchondral bone) and the subchondral bone.

It will be of scant comfort to No 10 today, but the deal represents something of a victory for the British position.The negotiations had been peculiarly complex, even by EU standards.

The performers, the male chorus Lionheart and the string quartet Ethel, are world class, but the effect is peculiarly American — both simple and complex, crude and sublime.

In the postwar years Berlin certainly identified himself with liberal anti-Communism, but what is peculiarly fascinating about these letters is how politically complex life was in the 30's.

It thus appears that the binding of these metal ions with the thiocyanate group is peculiarly affected by the presence of phosphine ligands in the molecule of the complex.

Actually, it is peculiarly American.

My situation is peculiarly poignant.

The dialogue is peculiarly unlifelike.

The.North Slope land is peculiarly vulnerable.

Certainly, the current cycle is peculiarly difficult to read.