Such data are all the more interesting since the hippocampal mossy fiber synapse, here referring to the connection between granule cells and CA3 pyramidal cells, has received special interest for its peculiar short-term as well as long-term plasticity characteristics [9], [10].
Utah is peculiar for many reasons: its location (a lush valley in the middle of a desert), its people (plenty of young, ambitious talent from BYU and University of Utah) and its workforce (one-third of the state's workforce is bilingual).
But it is much bigger than the Gowanus (three and a half miles long versus one and a half, and wider, too), far more polluted (twenty direct sewage portals all its own), more variably odorous, and, because it serves as the boundary between Brooklyn and Queens, far more peculiar for the fact of its relative obscurity and abandonment.
On one level, its peculiar for a film of this genre to not have female characters as a) a victim in distress (as in Halloween) or b) a (post Alien) no-nonsense asskicker, leading a gaggle of fools through a crisis (as in the 2011 prequel).
The success comes as Bridgewater finds itself under the microscope for its peculiar culture and odd rules.
A poor relation of the broccoli, the cabbage, and the brussels sprout, the kohlrabi is primarily noted (when it's noted at all) for its peculiar appearance.
If this diffuse uptake was attributable to the lobular invasive component, known for its peculiar pattern of growth and local invasion, then it should have been clearly visible from the early (10 min) images, simultaneously with the focal uptake.
"I found it peculiar for him to be fiddling with his set-up when he's done so great with Vajda," she said.
Laure Prouvost's work is also known for its peculiar, sidelong, seductive humour.
