Sentence examples for this rather peculiar from inspiring English sources

This rather peculiar distribution suggested that the moderator and the viewed surface must be designed so as to take the full advantage of the brighter region near the premoderator.

A few months back, Stefan Schwartzman sent us this rather peculiar little "shoot".

Tonight, we have the occasion to introduce the Nuits sonores public to the self-inflicted 'torture' sessions of this rather peculiar artist.

The reason behind this rather peculiar naming is that the suffixes of correspond to those masked suffixes of T whose index position i has the property that.

But this rather peculiar utility function does not reflect the preferences of a decision-maker, since the negative of the ideal observer loss function is just an inference criterion.

Because the experiments were performed in exactly the same manner as for Y2O3 and ZrO2 (where this feature has never been observed), we might address this rather peculiar feature to an intrinsic property of YSZ.

This explains the rather peculiar intensity distribution for the 6 April 1667 earthquake (Fig. 6), with intensities ≥6 EMS98 assigned to a set of coastal settlements aligned in a NW SE direction, and with very scarce observations on inland localities.

This paper offers a mathematical model to explain the rather peculiar results obtained in the cyclic tension compression tests on various stiff ceramic pastes.

Instead we were surprised at the near absence of response, and the rather peculiar form it took when it came.

You have the rather peculiar idea that having a tattoo is equal to not cleaning one's teeth or shaving one's underarms.

As time passed, the techniques and equipment in the newer studios became more standardized and reliable, and the rather peculiar issue of concrete versus electronic sounds ceased to concern anyone.