Sentence examples for peculiar term from inspiring English sources

When we started using it, it looked a strange, unusual, peculiar term, and many colleagues suggested rather "continuing care".

Still, the film largely succeeds on its own peculiar terms.

But, in the peculiar terms of Bangladeshi politics, the strike was a success.

She came up with the idea for the series after having a conversation with friends about how peculiar terms like "trophy wife" really were.

Such data are all the more interesting since the hippocampal mossy fiber synapse, here referring to the connection between granule cells and CA3 pyramidal cells, has received special interest for its peculiar short-term as well as long-term plasticity characteristics [9], [10].

([Glaszmann 1987 , 1988) reported that a high proportion of Myanmar varieties belonged to group 5 and that some of these were peculiar in terms of allelic combination, notably at isozyme locus Amp3 on chromosome 6, as well as in terms of grain quality.

Wang's penchant for some peculiar long-term contracts might forever cling to him.

The unsuccessful efforts of Beth Israel Medical Center to squeeze a major contribution from its most peculiar long-term patient are especially embarrassing.

Following a discussion of the device architecture and silicide evolution through the last CMOS generations, we focus our study on a very peculiar defect, termed NiSi-Fangs.

Industries turn out wastes which are peculiar in terms of type, volume and frequency depending on the type of industry and population that uses the product (Adekunle and Eniola 2008).

History – an unassuming, elbow-patched discipline, sheltered only by the right-hand half of the peculiar funding umbrella term "science and research" – matters.