Sentence examples for peculiar characteristic from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it has the peculiar characteristic of attaining its maximum hardness in the presence of moisture.

The peculiar characteristic of the digital market is that it seems almost inevitably monopolistic, one company dominates a function.

"The telegraph may not affect magazine literature, nor those newspapers that have some peculiar characteristic," he predicted.

Thus, there are, on the whole, a great number of diacritical points; these form a peculiar characteristic of this writing form.

We have an innovation system that has the peculiar characteristic that it's figuring out ways to replace labour, when we already have high unemployment, but not ways to save our planet".

A peculiar characteristic of warfare after 1945 was that while navies became steadily more powerful and more expensive, naval battles — that is, combat between fleets of ships at sea — became almost extinct.

What "peculiar characteristics"?

But Russian corruption has some peculiar characteristics.

The Miocene Moropus typifies the peculiar characteristics of later forms.

Each of the remaining two families contains a single species with some peculiar characteristics.

But this is not clearly true given the peculiar characteristics of military service.What "attributes"?