Sentence examples for peculiar properties of from inspiring English sources

The company hopes to make use of some peculiar properties of nanotubes to capture carbon dioxide.

This gradual lattice density variability can explain many peculiar properties of anodic alumina films.

The peculiar properties of amorphous layer produced by abrading treatment have been studied.

For confirmation, we have studied the peculiar properties of the Airy beam in terms of self-acceleration, non-diffraction and self-healing.

This novel, so informed by academic literary criticism (and its follies), frequently expects its reader to notice the peculiar properties of different genres.

Their recent neutron scattering experiments on the measurement of the equation of state of confined water may help understand the origin of the peculiar properties of water.

Fire, then, will rest at the centre: for the proof turns on no peculiar property of earth.

Composite films of hydrous + anodic Al2O3 have the peculiar property of losing field strength after anodization.

However, the peculiar property of CPPs has attracted many researchers, especially in drug discovery or development, who intend to deliver impermeable substances into cells through the cell membrane.

On being tapped, the tree exudes a thick, milky emulsion that was possibly used as the first drying oil; it has the peculiar property of drying only in a moist atmosphere.

To find an appropriate material, Dr Kiser assembled a "library" of polymer mixtures and searched for one with the peculiar property of being liquid at room temperature, but solid at body temperature.