Sentence examples for peculiar switch from inspiring English sources
This peculiar switch in the prognostic meaning of GGT may result from the superposition of several mechanisms.
Multilayer structure can be employed not only to improve switching performance but also to generate different peculiar switching characteristics.
Figure 18b demonstrates the peculiar unipolar switching [71] in a laterally bridged nanorod device in which the set voltage is smaller than the reset voltage that can prevent hard breakdown due to Joule heating during reset [59].
Harpegnathos, like some other ponerine ants, has the peculiar ability to switch from a non-reproductive to a reproductive lifestyle during adult life, thus excluding any confounding differences that may originate developmentally.
Most tumour cells share the peculiar feature of switching their metabolism towards aerobic glycolysis, i.e. they increase glycolysis and decrease oxidative phosphorylation even in conditions of high oxygen tension [ 13- 15].
As I closed the door and pressed the light switch, this peculiar feeling hit me that there was someone else in the room.
There's also the peculiar moment when you switch from stressing over how your parents screwed you up to stressing over how you're screwing up your own kids.
He digs like a dog to learn his subject, particularly if the subject is narrow and peculiar, such as opto-electronic switches, P-N junctions or a hailstorm's effect on spread spectrum wireless video transmission.
In contrast to most other eusocial insects, ponerine ants show a peculiar life history that comprises the possibility to switch during adult life from a normal worker to a reproductive gamergate, therewith increasing their life expectancy significantly.
With such an approach, we were able to identify for the first time a peculiar vTEC mode (W∗HT, T ≃ 45 min) switching on during the SI and propagating southward with a velocity of ∼1.5 km/s.
One of the most peculiar aspects of epithelial mesenchymal transition is the 'cadherin isoform switching' that consists in a downregulation of E-cadherin expression and a concomitant upregulation of N-cadherin with profound effects on cell phenotype and behaviour.
