It also has its own peculiar problems,that is, explaining the conditions that attach themselves to the essence of civilization, one after the other.
(America, for example, has tens of thousands of water firms, many of them serving only a few thousand customers).The international water business has its own peculiar problems.
Chrysler has its own peculiar problem.
And thus, through inertia, or fear, or a sort of adjustment, it was possible for her to overlook her peculiar problems in reading music, for she had no other visual problems, and her memory and ingenuity still allowed her a full musical life.
Her biggest rival for the position is probably Helen Boaden, the director of BBC News and a former controller of Radio 4. These two women are in a strong position because of the peculiar problems faced by the BBC at this time in its history.
It is shown that the feedback control of 2D ducts poses peculiar problems compared to simple 1D ducts.
The second factor may be called sociological because it considers philosophy, at least in part, as a direct form of social expression, arising at a certain moment in history, dated and marked by the peculiar problems and crises of the society in which it flourishes.
The industry, though, faces some peculiar problems.
Both the Mazda and Buick have peculiar problems with the calendar.
Peculiar problems had emerged from the sphericality of planets; in conventional video games, digital spaces are perfectly flat.
Holland emphasises that the rhetoric that made Augustus only first among equals, not king, raised peculiar problems for his successors.
