It's a risk that finds its double in a technical peculiarity of independent filmmaking, the crisis of image resolution.
However, no quantitative data of AiV shedding have become available so far, possibly because of technical peculiarities such as high genomic GC content (≈60%) and strong RNA secondary structures, which may have contributed to a lack of sequence information and prevented more precise molecular detection.
This is because of its biological characteristics that may lead to difficulties for interpretation, such as heteroplasmy and potential uncertainty of exclusion/non-exclusion scenarios as well as technical peculiarities, e.g. the lack of standardized commercial support to aid the laboratory process (manufacturing kits), the elevated risk of contamination and sequencing artifacts.
In the Mari statues there also appears to have been no deviation from the sculptural formula; they are distinguished only by technical peculiarities in the carving.
The attentive reader may have got a hint already of a technical peculiarity, which informs each individual poem but can only be fully appreciated in the abstract.
The paper describes a method of principal simplification of the mathematical model, based on the analysis and exploiting specific features and peculiarities of the relevant technical problem, determined by the design and operation of the device and system under consideration.
The paper presents not only the method and its technical realization but it documents all advantages and peculiarities of the suggested approach.
One of the peculiarities of the deal is the way in which the government's technical committee at first recommended a rival company - run by the younger brothers of Mittal's chairman Lakshmi - and then suddenly switched after intense lobbying of the US government by the company.
Technical possibilities of these modification methods, however, are, to a large extent, restricted by peculiarities of a vitreous state with characteristic effects of natural physical aging, functional non-reproducibility, and thermodynamic instability in view of high affinity to chemical reactivity.
Lockshin writes in fact about some peculiarities of science: mathematics: necessary for detailed analysis, precision, and prediction; vocabulary: technical terms are a fundamental element of science, since scientific language strives for a precision that "assures that any worker through the world, on seeing a specific word, will have the same mental image" (p. 9).
