Sentence examples for peculiar assemblage from inspiring English sources
More interested in trippy visuals than storytelling, Mr. Hand's peculiar assemblage of quick cuts, slow pans and extreme close-ups, shot on Super 8 and mini-DV, is either so grainy or so saturated in reds, greens, blues and purples that it's often difficult to make out exactly what's happening on screen.
The second, third and fourth concertos became peculiar assemblages of brief exclamations.
The correlation between A*/S* and LS is unlikely due to different LS groups containing peculiar assemblages of genes defined by function, presence of a duplicate, number of CpG sites, or GC content.
Hot and cold deserts were shown to host peculiar microbial assemblages able to cope with hostile environment and/or to rapidly adapt to changing conditions.
The duo creates whimsical and peculiar electronic sound assemblages that often feel like musical versions of Alexander Calder sculptures.
Natasha Cohen's "Germination" (2003), a mixed media assemblage, has a peculiar, Gothic look -- as if one might find it in a medieval curio shop.
The rack columns present peculiar features in their design because they have perforations to facilitate assemblage of the system, which makes them more difficult to analyze by cold-formed steel structures design codes.
Moreover this study aims to give account of the peculiar structure of the Vercelli's community distinguished into various assemblages defined by local hydrodynamic, geomorphologic and trophic characteristics.
Such fragmented elements are combined to produce cryptic assemblages that are neither abstract nor figurative, but unrelentingly peculiar.
Hence, it may be concluded that the effects of nanospheres on the crystal packing of hydrophobins are due to the peculiar properties of hydrophobins i.e. their amphiphilic nature and tendency to produce various structural assemblages.
