SRED may involve the consumption of peculiar forms or combinations of food or of inedible or toxic substances.
Friedrich Nietzsche was right about this: "[L]ife itself is essentially appropriation, injury, conquest of the strange and weak, suppression, severity, obtrusion of peculiar forms, incorporation, and at the least, putting it mildest, exploitation".
His philosophy can be seen as a precursor of logical empiricism, but because of the peculiar form of his logic, he would not have may direct followers.
Besides, whatever the strength of Sand's underlying logic, what people think they are is undoubtedly their own affair – to seek to deprive people of an identity they cleave to smacks of a peculiar form of abuse.
Besides, whatever the strength of Sand's underlying logic, what people think they are is undoubtedly their own affair – to seek to deprive people of an identity they cleave to smacks of a peculiar form of abuse.
We document how these vegetable gardens are the product of a peculiar form of the recent urban history of the area, and also how they are increasingly under pressure due to the rapid process of sprawl now characterizing the expansion of the built environment in the Barcelona region.
It also formed the heartland of the peculiar form of lay piety that prized visual representations, images, and holy places.
In the Roman army of later times the crest served not only for ornament, but also to distinguish the different centurions, each of whom wore a casque of a peculiar form and appearance (Veget. II.13).
On the other hand, in the present paper we tackle the case of time-dependent constraints (even if of a peculiar form).
This institutional intolerance is the product of Turkey's peculiar form of secularism, which has been less about separating mosque from state than keeping religion squarely under an official thumb.
