Sentence examples for peculiar dimensions from inspiring English sources

Those are such peculiar dimensions, in fact, that many of Windows's own dialogue boxes don't fit.

Their shrine was Ebbets Field, a crumbling edifice known for its obstructed views and peculiar dimensions.

These various biological subdisciplines have an inherent, ontological basis for their existence: they were devised to study systems with their own peculiar spatiotemporal dimensions, with their own origins, histories, and eventual demises, and with internal dynamics that cohere those systems, leading to stability and change through time.

When we encounter an escalator that is out of service, we recognize the escalator is certainly stopped and is not going to move; have the definite intention to step onto the stopped escalator (action to peculiar physical dimensions of stairs, see Fig. 1A), not a moving one (very familiar action); and then step onto it.

This is because of its peculiar economic, political and scientific dimensions.

To a large extent this peculiar relationship between the 4DSQ dimensions is responsible for the high correlations between Distress, on the one hand, and Depression, Anxiety and Somatization on the other hand.

SVM has peculiar advantages in solving nonlinear and high-dimension pattern recognition, and it has better generalization ability than that of the general learning machine.

That we have made some effort to align our lives to like dimensions, however insufficient, has established its own peculiar intimacy.

They are considered peculiar protists due to their unique cell architecture and dimensions as well as their attachment strategy which is similar to that of cryptosporidia.

If computers become better than us at all games, then that peculiar and deadly game we call "war" assumes alarming new dimensions.

One of the peculiar features of string theory is that it requires extra dimensions of spacetime for its mathematical consistency.