Sentence examples for peculiar phenomena from inspiring English sources

At one point Alaïs's hair is described as being like a "waterfall", while Marie-Cecile's eyes resemble a cat's (if, in real life, you stumbled across such peculiar phenomena you would, depending on your sense of adventure, call either the emergency services or the local newspaper at once).

Raudive, a Latvian novelist and translator, devoted many years to recording peculiar phenomena, which have since found their way into several pop samples (including the Smiths Rubber Ringg: "It is happening again. It is happening again... .. ), and have recently been used as the basis of an entire album by, among others, DJ Spooky.

Compared with conventional rectification, there are some peculiar phenomena in steam rectification.

The harmonic balance method and Floquet theory are employed to account for this peculiar phenomena.

It is found that tensile strength, though very low, may produce peculiar phenomena in the post-buckling equilibrium paths.

Let us now have a brief look at Europe's geographical extremes in the North-West and South-East revealing some peculiar phenomena of dieselization growth.

What is this peculiar phenomenon called blushing?

In more recent years, there has been the somewhat peculiar phenomenon of the 'it' nail colour.

But something more than advances in star grooming and special effects is behind this peculiar phenomenon.

Robert Boyle noted this peculiar phenomenon in 1660, but his results were largely either ignored or forgotten.

Fundamentally, the peculiar phenomenon of life would hardly be possible without the biological catalysts termed enzymes.