Sentence examples for peculiar defects from inspiring English sources

These peculiar defects have been observed also by other authors in the case of few layers of graphene grown on the C face [13] or on the Si face [14] of hexagonal SiC, on-axis.

The etiology of the cystic eye remains unclear; genetic investigations performed in few cases have not yielded any peculiar defects [ 14, 15], as in our case.

In the last years, peculiar defects in epithelial antimicrobial defense were identified which might not only explain the location specificity, but additionally accommodate an involvement of host impairments and the microbial component in disease development (Wehkamp et al, 2005a, 2008).

Following a discussion of the device architecture and silicide evolution through the last CMOS generations, we focus our study on a very peculiar defect, termed NiSi-Fangs.

Until recently, the peculiar defect of failing to resume transcription after DNA damage, had been commonly ascribed to the defect in the TCR mechanism responsible for rapidly repairing certain transcription-blocking lesions, located on the transcribed strand of active genes.

By simulating theoretically the quantum energy system and carrier localization in QDs, we gained insight into the PC mechanism and were able to suggest reasons for the photocurrent reduction, by associating them with peculiar behavior of defects in such a type of structures.

Nor did they suffer with a defect peculiar to the Van Corlear, whose courtyard had been used as an entrance for clattering grocer's wagons and ice deliverers.

Is this some defect peculiar to me, or is it behavior left over from prehistory, when tribal chiefs were expected to spread the wealth around?

Recently, a peculiar topological line defect in graphene was reported experimentally by Lahiri [29].

This peculiar trio apparently had a defect that made it unstable and led to the crisis that occurred in Pringles.

The transgenic mice have normal food intake and hematic glucose as well as a normal life span, with no peculiar susceptibility to infections and no defects in the numbers of spleen T cells and B cells (34).