Sentence examples for peculiarities as from inspiring English sources

There are other peculiarities as well, concerning our ability to focus selectively on certain aspects of objects, without having others in mind.

Different robot body parts (e.g., fingertips, forearms and a torso) may be endowed with robot skin that is tailored to meet specific design goals, which leads to local peculiarities as far as technological, system-level and representation solutions are concerned.

At a time when his Church committee was uncovering plots against the Cuban president and the CIA's use of the Mafia in those plots, Hart was privy to other peculiarities as well.

Given the genetic peculiarities as well as the variety of genetic and genomic tools available for Xenopus as a model system, Xenopus offer an excellent system to address questions related to gene expression, reproductive isolation, and speciation.

It has peculiarities as a language.

Other species of skinks may have such peculiarities as reduced or absent limbs and sunken eardrums.

This peculiarity, as well as other traditions borrowed from Persian masters, gives a ghazal couplet a tremendously wide range of interpretations.

While in these practical ground-based FSR systems, the sensors are positioned nearly on the ground; the operational range is restricted to hundreds of meters due to the local horizon and landscape peculiarity as well as power budget constraints.

As Gould's celebrity grew, some of his peculiarities became as famous as his playing.

There are some peculiarities, but as long as we are aware of them, they can be lived with.

As our control group consisted of people without mental disorder and patients with different psychiatric disorders this result can be seen as a clear indication that the construct examined by the FQLP is quite specific to the peculiarities of AS.