He shudders and takes a backward pace, and then another, in a kind of wounded moonwalk: Major Tom, floating in a most peculiar way, reversing into a wardrobe and closing the door.
In contrast, the dip angle for model 2, 52° (>45°), seems peculiar as a reverse fault in terms of Anderson's theory.
However, the North Wales intention to trial the Brazilian CHW model, even at a very small scale initially, has exposed prejudices peculiar to a reverse innovation process.
Silicon Valley is laced with strange transactions but during this hectic era of mergers and acquisitions I didn't expect to see anything as peculiar as Seagate reversing the trend of the day and going "private".
Interestingly, the other subject whose data did not conform to the model (discarded subject 15) also revealed a peculiar reading style, but this time reversed, i.e. this subject exhibited highly positive Delta values (Figure 3, right panel; Table 4).
So why, I asked her, when most politicians try to make themselves seem more exciting than they are, rather than the reverse, had Smith gone in for this peculiar and chameleonic behavior?
This paper reports the synthesis and antiviral evaluation of a series of non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NNRTIs) that combine the peculiar structural features of diarylpyrimidine derivatives (DAPYs) and benzophenone derivatives (BPs).
The special feature of the Princeton experiment was the creation of a peculiar state of matter in which this situation is reversed: the secondary ripples of light actually make the wave group travel faster than the phase velocity.
How else to explain an attempted reverse sweep in his third over and a peculiar dismissal playing on to his stumps?
