Sentence examples for peculiarities from from inspiring English sources

And he clearly shows how even a child's fingerprints "retain their peculiarities" from two years to 15 years old.

This is the biggest medieval map in existence, you'll find yourself pressed against the glass picking out its many peculiarities, from snake-eating troglodytes to a well-endowed unicorn.

Those who want to understand America's peculiarities, from its legacy of slavery to its powerful megachurches and its battles over the content of school textbooks, will find a welcome resource here.

More specifically, the new methods are used to deal with problems associated with background subtraction (foreground object detection), and removing shadows and peculiarities from images of faces.

Today brings even more peculiarities from the Department of Corrections at the Grey Lady.

Should I mention, on the press, peculiarities from other people's lives?

It's a peculiarity from L.A., a union town: a film that celebrates antiunion activity (Mitchell).

It's a peculiarity from union town L.A.: a film that celebrates anti-union activity (Mitchell).

It's a peculiarity from L.A., a union town: a film that celebrates anti-union activity (Mitchell).

You can get an idea of the novel's rich peculiarity from its first sentence, which will strike some readers as fey or arch, but which its narrator (who remains nameless) offers quite matter-of-factly: "In answer to a question you asked a long time ago, I have, yes, seen through what you called the gauze of this life".

Complex chemical reactions, when modelled by Markov chains, present certain mathematical peculiarities arising from their stoichiometry.