Sentence examples for peculiar stage from inspiring English sources

We can thank the French for at least having a word for this peculiar stage in a woman's life.

These data confirm the concept that in young patients the risk of life-threatening ventricular arrhythmias is high, probably owing to the peculiar stage of the pathologic process, characterized by an abrupt myocardial loss, followed by fibrofatty substitution, to mimic acute myocardial infarction.

The resulting HTG has a peculiar staged structure with a series of irreversible components (labeled i# followed by the number of states included) that the system may leave to undergo transient oscillations (labeled #ct), to eventually reach the final cyclic attractor (labelled #ca).

An area of particular interest is the use of PM technology to examine changes in the physiology of a bacterium peculiar to stages of pathogenic adaptation in vivo.

Due to a combination of the wide distribution, broad host range, potential yield losses, and peculiar dormant parasitic stage, N. aberrans is recognized as an EPPO A1 rated quarantine pest in Europe (Smith et al. 1992) and also has quarantine status in the United States (Lehman 2004).

Each show has featured some extraordinary staging, some mindboggling visuals and plenty of the most peculiar poetry ever recited on stage.

It was, we heard a British tourist say in a stage whisper, a peculiar monument to failure.

That's possibly because it's deeply peculiar: he typically appears on stage in a thick black wig and false teeth, speaking in a high nasal voice.

I tip my hat to the ever-inventive Nina Ball, who matched Bill English's peculiar gift for jigsaw-puzzle stage designs by creating a pillared atmosphere that worked for Covent Garden, the Ascot Racetrack and (with the clever use of two sliding panels), was easily transformed into the living room of Professor Higgins' home at 27-A Wimpole Street as well as his mother's garden.

The pyrolized web reflects a very peculiar kind of behaviour, indcating two stage weight loss and one stage weight gain.

Like Mr. Morris's Stravinsky "Candleflowerdance" (2005), "Excursions" makes use of stage space both particular and peculiar.