Sentence examples for this peculiar case from inspiring English sources

Like all the QCs in this peculiar case - Dingemans, Gompertz et al - this lawyer has a bizarre name.

Indeed, considering this peculiar case can shed light on the value of more familiar examples of enhancement, which aspire to make us functionally better in more familiar ways, but which also imply a transformation to an aesthetic value of our human condition.

Investigation of this peculiar case may give insight into the mechanisms responsible for the breakdown of immunological tolerance.

We believe that this peculiar case is an example of sub-ILM hemorrhage, since OCT demonstrated the ILM and the posterior hyaloid membrane as two distinct layers.

Limit of detection was estimated at 102 CFU/ml (Fig. 1 and Fig. 2) leading that the absence of signal by PCR could be explained by a default of sensitivity in this peculiar case.

But this is the peculiar case of social insect in which conspecific colonies are competing with each other and thus have a strong pressure for chemical recognition cues among colonies [13], [46], [47] even if a 'dear enemy' effect was demonstrated in termites [48].

From this point of view, Fig. 1 highlighted the peculiar case of CNN, a comparatively liberal TV channel with a negative effect on the propensity to support the more lenient Senate plan on illegal immigration.

This is particularly true when the problem is related to the peculiar case of small scale.

Among the BRICs, the peculiar case of Russia stands out.

In the peculiar case of Senator Lane, who was a staunch political ally of the president, a more circumspect Lincoln refrained from censure.

Lee has tracked various ways in which China's changes have been reflected in the minds of its people, including, as he described to me recently, the peculiar case of "Traveling Psychosis," which produced a string of violent outbursts aboard Chinese trains in the eighties and nineties.