Sentence examples for peculiarities large from inspiring English sources

Due to such peculiarities, large research study was initiated in Lithuania seeking to develop efficient and effective low noise pavement solution for specific regional climate conditions.

In addition to the structural peculiarities, the large genome size, high gene copy numbers, and a high content of repetitive genomic elements have made genome sequencing and assembly for dinoflagellate species a difficult task.

It could get off the celebrity-chef bandwagon, which is a peculiarity of large cities, particularly New York, and reflect the world of cooking in general.

The distribution of the events in France has remarkable peculiarities: the largest volume of reports is related to group 3A (i.e., ventricular fibrillation), whereas only a few cases (if any at all) were recorded for groups 3B and 3C.

One can clearly see the interplay of engineering and construction risks, financial risks and political risks in the development of the KTX project, which is the peculiarity of large-scale new railway system projects.

The metropolitan region of Belo Horizonte was excluded from this study sample due of the size (approximately 2.5 million inhabitants) and the peculiarities of a large urban center, showing the highest social indicators compared to other municipalities in the region [ 19].

Fiction provided the means to translate her theatrical peculiarities into a larger sympathy: "my life's all in the novels".

Although many scholars have taken this view, this perspective puts far too much emphasis on Luther and not enough on the larger peculiarities of German history.

T-struts have the peculiarity of providing larger resistance to buckling about their axis of symmetry when the compression is applied at the shear center in lieu of the centroid of the section.

One of the great peculiarities of this economic expansion has been the relatively lackluster pace of capital expenditures by large U.S. companies.

One of the great peculiarities of this American economic expansion has been the relatively lackluster pace of capital expenditures by large U.S. companies.