Sentence examples similar to peculiar edge from inspiring English sources

We do not observe peculiar edge-related states, which were discussed for other systems [5] or have been described in theory [4].

Every new passage added has its own peculiar set of edges that had to find a way in".

This peculiar spin NDR of edge doped ZGNRs suggests potential applications in spintronics.

As is clear from the expression, the spectrum does not depend on Δ/B, which is very peculiar to the straight edge case.

To begin with, Nicholson occupies a peculiar spot, perched at the edge of the entrance to the upper roadway of the Queensboro Bridge.

Another ocular manifestation in patients with FAP is amyloid deposition at the pupillary edge, leading to peculiar indentations, as can be seen in Figure 2 [ 4].

The story is essentially a re-tooled Western, a kind of nouveau West-of-Ireland Western with a peculiar occult haze at its edges.

ZGNRs are known to present very peculiar electronic structure, that is, strong edge effects at low energies originated from the wave functions localized along the GNR edges [44].

Still, the dubious pleasures of this bleeding-edge historical fiction are peculiar to our own historical moment, as are its lapses.

Buttocks and boots and blue skies in June; knife blades and cotton buds and a train going nowhere; concrete and pennies and lives on the edge: this is perhaps the most peculiar and baffling Turner prize show I can remember.

He adds: I'd like to make a musical about the way LA's peculiar rhythms can push its residents to the edge of their emotions – be they hope, desperation or love.