Sentence examples for peculiar usage of from inspiring English sources

Spend some time on the Internet, and you'll start to see a peculiar usage of the word fail popping up everywhere.

Carl Burnett, a member of the U.S. Disabled Ski Team who also happens to be a freelance lexicographer compiling a dictionary of skiing terms, says he believes that the verb podium stems from a peculiar usage of the noun to mean not the medals podium itself but rather "a place on the podium".

Due to Bolzano's peculiar usage of the term 'sum' that is restricted — like his usage of 'collection' in general — to sets with at least two members, he could not apply his concept of content to all ideas, but only to complex ideas.

The usage of such a peculiar manual act exclusively by seven individuals belonging to the same community makes it improbable that each of these seven separately fabricated the behavior.

A general characteristic of genes encoded in human PVs is their peculiar codon usage preference compared to the preferred codon usage in human genes [ 21, 22], although the exact reason for this poor adaptation to the genome of their host is still unknown.

The stage-specific usage of these two mitochondrial pathways is consistent with the peculiar biology of the oocyst, which must undergo the energy-demanding process of sporulation and survive in the environment for prolonged periods, without a continuous supply of host-derived nutrients.

Usage of chlorine skyrocketed.

Note my usage of the plural, surveys.

That is entirely constructive usage of technology.

No other usage of integrity here applies.

"The usage that's coming is the usage of its time".