Sentence examples for peculiar merits from inspiring English sources

Far from being upset, the people in the auditorium laughed immoderately as Beryl, Michael Holroyd and I discussed the peculiar merits of Rhoda F Comstock, to give her back her proper name, in rapturous terms.

Such random lasers possess peculiar merits of flexible controllability or tunability in their lasing characteristics (e.g., energy threshold or lasing wavelength) by thermal [14, 15], electric [16, 17], and optical [18] approaches.

Nanosized TiO2-based photocatalysts have been regarded as the ideal candidates for solar energy conversion because of their peculiar inherent merits, such as large surface-to-volume ratio, fast and long-distance charge transport, and good physicochemical stability.

One effect, which is particularly peculiar to the MOTion trap, and merits further discussion is the production of unwanted ions by the MOT.

Our bioinformatic analysis underscores the need to evaluate the expression and function of plr and the predicted orphan genes since these may encode sulfur related functions peculiar to A. ferrooxidans and, therefore, merit special attention.

It is capable of a sort of fabrication that is peculiar to the medium, of highly individualistic, highly crafted work that, like anything of merit, defies classification – although the very structure of the BBC's commissioning processes militate against the non-generic.

The focus is on harm reduction, and educational campaigns about the dangers of drugs.In this section The empty-handed social democrat Peculiar practices A majority, sort of Just say yes ReprintsCanadians are divided about the new policy's merits.

Why peculiar?

Shigenobu enters, looking peculiar.

Terrifically peculiar).

Very peculiar.