Sentence examples for peculiar to either from inspiring English sources

It turns out that such hysteria over disparate written-communication styles is not peculiar to either e-mail or the present day.

The "Defense mechanisms" (V) class is KT99 specific, as shown in Table 2. From these data clearly emerges an involvement of the transport and metabolism processes in the deep-sea adaptation strategy of both piezophiles considered in this study, while the adaptation of other biological processes seems to be peculiar to either one or the other.

About 100 plants are peculiar to Madeira, either as indigenous or as highly individualized varieties.

The three-way division is then based in part on the differing participation of North Sea Germanic in shared developments with either North or South Germanic and in part on developments that were peculiar to each of the three dialects.

(d to f) A fading contrast peculiar to images relevant to individual multiwalled BN nanotubes present in the fractured ribbons either within the grains (d to e) or along the grain boundaries (f).

This is unlikely to be due to either observational bias driven by an occurrence at a point in time, rather it might be suggestive of omnipresent social status and not peculiar to the community the informants were derived from.

Nor is it peculiar to the United States.

The problem is not peculiar to Britain.

"It's all very peculiar to me.

Were those gestures peculiar to Iraq?

It is not, however, peculiar to Christianity.