Sentence examples for peculiar closure from inspiring English sources
This idea was put forth by Chilean biologists Humberto Maturana and Francisco Varela and emphasizes the peculiar closure of living systems, which are alive and maintain themselves metabolically whether they succeed in reproduction or not.
This results in a peculiar closure of the lids.
It offers a peculiar sense of closure. .
For sake of clarity, it is worth noting that the inclusion of friend-of-friend agents in Step 2 (Peer selection) is key for network transitivity and the closure of triangles, two peculiar characteristics of social networks.
Hard as those may be to discern definitively in this peculiar play, it seems obvious that providing closure was not among them.
But the conciliatory words sounded peculiar beside the blunt fact of the base closure, which seemed to communicate that American plans in the region should be coordinated with Moscow.
The ductus arteriosus shows a peculiar differentiation program to prepare itself for postnatal spontaneous closure (Bergwerff et al., 1999).
For "survivors of suicide," as we're known — a phrase that I've always found most peculiar, as if we'd tried it ourselves but the noose slipped, the cartridge jammed — closure is little more than a neat idea.
