Sentence examples similar to specific peculiarity from inspiring English sources

The absence of specific peculiarities on the curve suggests that the particles are polydisperse in size.

At the same way, thanks to cycle tourism, stations' regeneration finds a fil rouge, something in common that allows to create a network of similar project, recognizable but at the same time with specific peculiarities.

One successful outcome of these cluster meetings was the creation of an interest group of ecotoxicologists focussing on the specific peculiarities of iron-based nanomaterials that need to be considered in ecotoxicity testing.

The review identifies what the important challenges with RA in wireless communication are and the specific peculiarities of CRN that render such problems even more exacerbating, thus making it very difficult to investigate solutions.

Although many of the processes have been adapted over time, this is not quite true for quality assurance tasks, which are still done mainly manually by human beta testers due to the specific peculiarities of videogames.

These numerical simulations permit us to interpret specific peculiarities of the OIS data such as abnormal propagation modes, increased delays of signals, enhanced MOF (maximum observed frequency) values etc.

In particular, in what follows we focus our attention on one of the most challenging hour of the day, namely we consider the time series at 2 p.m. Nevertheless, it is worth to mention that different hours, albeit being characterized by their specific peculiarities, can be analogously treated exploiting our approach.

[23] [25] While some of the methodological deficiencies we described were linked to the specific peculiarities of '-omics' based research, other important aspects -which have long been considered fundamental in traditional diagnostic research, such as the description of the index test and test reproducibility- are being overlooked in '-omics' research.

As a consequence, it may be hypothesized that the pathogenesis of infections by MDR bacteria may have specific peculiarities.

At a first glance, in real genome distributions (blue bars) we notice a common trend, very similar to a Poisson distribution, with specific peculiarities which characterize each genome.

Comparative evaluations have shown that not all probiotics have the same biological activity, but each has specific peculiarities in terms of mechanism of action and efficacy.