Sentence examples for three peculiarities from inspiring English sources

It should be noted that this optimality condition is characterized by the three peculiarities.

These doubts could lead considering Seveso mishap as a "black swan" incident, i.e. an improbable event characterized by three peculiarities: it is not expected; it has an extreme impact; it is explainable and predictable after the fact.

In comparison to other studies on obtaining humic substances from organic sources, our work shows three peculiarities: (1) KOH is used throughout, instead of the more common NaOH; (2) extractions are performed under hot conditions and short times, instead of long extractions at room temperature; and (3) an inert atmosphere (of either N2 or Ar) was not applied in any of the extraction steps.

Mr Lee's "meritocracy" promises a solution.But four peculiarities of Singapore make it look like an anomaly.

But two peculiarities of the Chinese box office have made it particularly attractive for manufacturers of high-end home theater systems.

He created an almost disembodied, alternately delicate and roaring whorl of music... Two peculiarities shaped Reinhardt's playing: he had enormous hands, and the two smallest fingers on his left hand — his fret-board hand — were permanently bent at the second knuckle.

This number is warped by two peculiarities of bill accounting.

There are two peculiarities to be noticed in Feigl's version of the double-language theory.

However, the genes that function in the reaction of the immune system to antigens have two peculiarities.

The evidence we gather suggests two peculiarities of populist beliefs: they are often wrong (for example, they involve unrealistic expectations concerning the inflationary costs of printing money); and they often reveal a distrust of market outcomes (markets result, for example, in "unfair" prices and wages).

In the Pyrenees, the fir woods of Volvestre (Ariège, France) are of particular interest because of two peculiarities of its location: its northern latitude with respect to the usual location of fir in the Pyrenean axis, and its lower altitude (330 440 m a.s.l.l.l