Sentence examples for most peculiar features from inspiring English sources
Straight out of the 70s, its sparse magnolia decor belied a bizarre dandelion-shaped exterior, making it one of the most peculiar features of the original show.
The two most peculiar features of "Smithsoniansmith" are its elements of casual violence and the Rube Goldberg-style elaboration with which various props are assembled to no lasting end.
One of the most peculiar features of this storm is the extreme topside increase of the VTEC and the Ne on the nightside (in the ~23 and ~01 LT sectors) in the summer hemisphere that apparently lasted for several hours.
One of the most peculiar features of this enzymatic activity is the fact that it targets transmembrane domains of mostly type I integral membrane proteins and thus manages to proteolyse peptide bonds within the hydrophobic lipid bilayers.
Second, one of the most peculiar features of LINEs in mammalian genomes is the paucity, and in some cases complete absence, of active elements (Grahn et al. 2005; Cantrell et al. 2008), despite the massive numbers that have obviously resulted from ancient insertions.
Their most peculiar feature is that they are physically unfixed: Anatsui insists that his hangings be draped rather than hung flat, but he doesn't insist on draping them himself, and in fact is perfectly happy to have galleries or museums do so.
Reinitzer perceived that color changes in a derivative cholesteryl benzoate were not the most peculiar feature.
The most peculiar feature of ColoradoCare is that it is structured like a kind of statewide, obligatory cooperative.
The most peculiar feature of hippocampal sleep is the increased synchronization of the EEG rhythms during REM periods.
The most peculiar feature was that among the ≤13 bp inversions, ultramicro inversions with odd number lengths were more frequent than those with even number lengths.
The most peculiar feature of the genome is a repetitive palindromic repeat, the LIMP (L. Incisa Mitochondrial Palindrome), found 19 times in the genome.
