Sentence examples for peculiar origin from inspiring English sources
The trial, with its peculiar origin, was the most aggressive action the military junta has taken against Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi, 63, who has remained the symbolic leader of an opposition that continues to resurface after repeated crackdowns.
A peculiar origin of such aggregates is that of demolitions of pre-existing concrete buildings.
"The presence and long-term survival of a planetary system seems a remarkable feat given the peculiar origin and kinematic history of Kapteyn's star," the researchers write in the new study, which will be published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
Few making this argument, however, seem to realize the peculiar origins of the phrase "American exceptionalism" or the idea's troublesome implications for the study of history.
Therefore, the precocious replication of the GC-rich chromosomal arm during S-phase is not due to a higher density of replication origins nor to a peculiar distribution of origin positions along the chromosome.
The sudden interest in an industry that normally gets little mainstream scrutiny is peculiar, and its origin seems motivated by more than just safety concerns.
Countless stories exist concerning the origin of peculiar rocks, properties of animals, plants, stars, or other features in the world.
Conclusions: In spite of minor differences, antrochoanal polyps can be regarded as chronic inflammation-associated polyps with cystic origin and peculiar localization.
Very strong anchoring energy and specific interparticle interactions at interfaces are at the origin of peculiar properties of solid stabilized emulsions.
Not only does Mayor rubbish the idea that an archer would be remotely impeded by her breasts (with photographs of modern archers on horseback, all happily symmetrical), but she does so in a chapter entitled "Breasts: One or Two?" She suggests a plausible origin for this peculiar myth.
He might very well have been at the origin of the peculiar tutorials style to which generations of Greats students were subjected.
