Sentence examples for peculiar unique from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the lens is a rather peculiar, unique structure of the organism, being constituted only by epithelial cells present at different stages of maturation and differentiation.
One obvious result is that younger generations are going to have some very peculiar and unique expectations about the world.
Third, a proper classification should be capable of presenting both that which is common to religious forms of a given type and that which is peculiar or unique to each member of the type.
It is said that art cannot behave in an irrational manner and cannot ignore logic; and certainly it is neither irrational nor illogical; but its own rationality, its own logic, is a quite different thing from the dialectical logic of the concept, and it was in order to indicate this peculiar and unique character that the name "logic of sense" or "aesthetic" was invented.
Nanostructured materials exhibit peculiar and unique properties unseen at the bulk level.
There are certain peculiar and unique sociocultural factors that contribute to the unwillingness of our community to perform bystander CPR.
Perhaps the peculiar and unique evolution of the Russian state is one where state-sponsored projects like Skolkovo are needed to change mindsets and create outward-facing companies, be that in Moscow, Yekaterinburg or even the steppes of Siberia.
White Hart Lane is not free of its own pressures, but the young Portuguese will not have to contend with some of the peculiar and unique pressures that undermined him at Stamford Bridge.
Most peculiar is the unique 2A region of THV.
Together our results describe a simplified regulatory architecture of gene translation, albeit one that includes peculiar and potentially unique mechanisms specialized for its highly structured and coordinated lifecycle within erythrocytes.
The origin of the island's peculiar and highly unique fauna can be explained by two contrasting processes: vicariance when Madagascar became separated from the African landmass approximately 165 mya and from India approximately 88 mya [ 2, 3], or over-water dispersal from the African, Australian and Eurasian landmasses.
