Cultural peculiarity (i.e., the extent to which a design could be identified as belonging to a particular chain) was stronger in the delayed measure condition, indicating that participants were placing greater reliance on social learning.
Another peculiarity I would mention is that the perfect shadow takes place at 10 23 a.m. on July 19.
"And not many other choirs were doing them in concert at that time, so they were a new sound, a special sound, with earthier textures than you hear in mainland European music of their period, and stylistic peculiarities that I suppose you could call maverick.
It's important to note that there are a bunch of peculiarities that I don't want to dive too much into.
Outside of their asexual lifestyle, Bdelloids have three very special peculiarities which, I contend, are related to the need to cleanse their diploid genome from recessive mutations: - They are only found in wet or moist habitats that are prone to successive rounds of desiccation and rehydration.
And, even with purely cognitive attitude verbs, similar puzzles arise: the mild peculiarity of "I doubt/assert what you contemplate/entertain," for example, will require explanation.
Some commentators saw her facial features as indicative of criminality; O'Donnell commented upon her "obliquely set eyes", which he declared "are not infrequently found in homicides ... this peculiarity, which I consider was sufficient in itself, as one of nature's danger signals, to have warned people to steer clear of her".
"There are peculiarities in every country's citizenship laws, and I guess I'm not out to question it here," Mr. Kozak said.
And from his words, it appears that Roxburgh is more determined to put in place what he called an "American backroom staff," that has a better grounding in the peculiarities of M.L.S. (i.e., designated players, salary budgets, college draft and youth development) than has previously been the case with the club.
To understand this meiosis I peculiarity, we studied TPX2, a Ran target, in mouse oocytes.
