Sentence examples for peculiar effects from inspiring English sources

The wafers can also be used to study some of the more peculiar effects of quantum mechanics.

The ethanol debate underscores the peculiar effects of the nation's presidential selection system, for Iowa's role as the first state to vote in the presidential nomination process is perhaps one reason the ethanol tax break has survived for more than two decades.

There are many more works in both venues, too many to mention here – but taken together, the exhibition asks a lot of its viewers, rewarding those who are prepared to engage with things that don't appear to be art but which have peculiar effects of their own.

Failed projects produce unbuilt environments, and these have their own peculiar effects.

These peculiar effects are explained in terms of ion-pair formation and the relative high acidity of Li+ ion.

ASC j is an alternative-specific-constant to capture peculiar effects of each alternative product that are not reflected in the attributes.

The spoken words had a peculiar effect.

Waitrose does have a peculiar effect on the middle classes.

The outer boroughs' relative strength and stability reflect the peculiar effect of the recession on New York City.

But the phrase "grammar schools" has a peculiar effect on the political classes.

We made it through that first day, though the intensity of it all had a peculiar effect.