Sentence examples for peculiarities by from inspiring English sources

The undercount stems from the peculiarities by which medical examiners and coroners make their "manner of death" rulings.

When taken abroad, these services have to deal with a large number of cross-cultural peculiarities by their very nature.

The article shows how the Association Internationale tried to deduce universal moral rules from national legislations and peculiarities by the means of moral or positive social science.

They realize this peculiarity by generating different ensembles of prototropic forms and conformers that depend on the environment.

In his 1987 book, Bratman in effect pursued the second path, hoping to soften its peculiarity by distinguishing 'internal' and 'external' perspectives on rationality and deliberation (Bratman 1987, §3.5).

Then, Feng et al. [ 11] eased this peculiarity by adopting | c| as the denominator instead of | c | | c | - 1 2. Namely, the resulting measure is x | c |.

We consider the temporal behaviour and spectra of early X-ray afterglows of Gamma-Ray Bursts (GRBs) and identify peculiarities imprinted by dynamcal processes in GRB shocks.

A modified version of the land-based intervention, adapted to the restrictions and peculiarities imposed by water, will be used.

Since no correlation resulted between the results of the FQLP and the MWT-B, pragmatic peculiarities explored by the FQLP are probably independent of vocabulary skills.

Latin America is fragmented by huge distances, by peculiarities of history, and even by language not just Spanish, but also Portuguese in Brazil, French in Haiti, and English in several Caribbean islands.

Variability of the heating rate can be explained by peculiarities of microwave absorption by the material due to the evolution of material's density and pore microstructure [9, 11 13].