| 词汇 | example_english_peculiar |
| 释义 | Examples of peculiarThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. A past that is revered shewed itself to be unsatisfactory with peculiar force in the final section of the preceding chapter. At this point a logical leap occurs, and the peculiar sort of inferential force that informs dialectic makes itself felt. Each carved object must be studied for its own peculiar variants. From his anthropological perspective, discussing 'whether it is an institution peculiar to this or that people or not, is a waste of time'. Another and very peculiar sacral garment was the cuirass. Big bonfires made of pitchy pinewood have a peculiar mystic fascination. The other bear is part of a life, not a work - but a life that was projected into the works with peculiar magnification and self-consciousness. The peculiar challenge that the thought presents lies in the question that confronts the person who undergoes its experience. The lung vasculature was reduced in four, and abnormal in one who had a peculiar reticular pattern. The adverbial type, (27e), offers a peculiar instantiation of the same process. However, it is peculiar in that the gif-clause is not contained within the ñt clause but precedes it. Earlier studies of water demand ignore the peculiar features of the presence of block rates and perform empirical estimation using ex-post calculated average prices. The simple answer is that in the peculiar circumstances of the 1940s shortage economy, this was the best use of the money. Another peculiar aspect of the notation of partimento fugues resides in the numerous clef changes, which can even be found after the exposition. One way to understand the peculiar circumstances of a national research programme is to actually hold consultation visits with the scientists on the programme. Were these responsible for peculiar labor market phenomena like layoffs and the reluctance of employers to reduce wages? Nevertheless, galaxies with highly peculiar morphological properties were found by us during our searches, and will be investigated in detail in the years to come. Here are words peculiar to baseball, as well as ordinary words (spitter, receiver, farmhand) the special definitions of which won't be found in most dictionaries. Each managed to address and articulate the citizens' peculiar grievances with differing degrees of success. Each of these comprises a unique labour source and market with constraints and opportunities dictated by its peculiar social and cultural identity. First, it locates a person's dignity in abstract characteristics not peculiar to him, rather than, at least partly, in his own individuality. The expressive usage of pitch, aspiration, labialization, and nasalization are peculiar to female speech. One peculiar example of this can be found on the spandrel panels of the firstfloor arcade in the cortile. He gained his peculiar strength and capacity from the combination of these two seemingly contradictory sets of attitudes. Another peculiar facet of the authoritarian regime involved the rotation of the presidency among the top leaders of the armed forces. The apologetist strategy is to articulate some rationale to ' explain away ' those rituals and laws which seem peculiar or unjust. Why ever stop at the action and its agent as the peculiar object of blame ? The last two regions have a peculiar island structure when the magnetic field strength is sufficiently small. To achieve this goal, a multidisciplinary approach is adopted, with exper ts in law, economics, and sociolinguistics contributing insights peculiar to their disciplines. Within the states and localities, other solutions which are sensitive to peculiar minority problems have also been applied. The syntactic organisation of several musical elements gives the impression of a structure which follows the modalities peculiar to orchestration. We have seen ntam as a peculiar type of verbal taboo. In sharing a common trait of their age, the residents found themselves in situations that were peculiar to them as a group. In this connection, the specially designed experiments with laser acceleration of the shells or their plane analogs is a point of peculiar interest. The judgment was peculiar in that it relied upon absence to startling effect. Tales had a peculiar relationship with the truth. Nevertheless, at times the author struggles to make sense of the very peculiar circumstances of the islands in class terms. They resemble that genus in the peculiar structure of the claws, but the male palpi are so different that they are obviously distinct. In 1918-19, they forged a peculiar local coalition between moderate socialists and progressive liberals that aimed at bringing about fundamental constitutional reform. Such flow is peculiar to self-similar motion of the type considered here. However, our system is not a recognition system suited for each user but is based on design habits peculiar to each discipline. Each man did indeed have his own peculiar "phlogiston theory," making general discussions of phlogiston by historians of chemistry problematic at best. They were uniquely fitted to support the "peculiar mental powers" that differentiate humans from all other animals. Obviously it is an oddity because of its peculiar origins and recruitment and because of the bizarre political framework in which it operated. One has been the rapid and manifold expansion of urban areas accompanied by the cultural changes peculiar to city-dwelling. A person's capacity cannot be compromised because they hold peculiar or perhaps irrational views on life. The most common outcome measure was "cost per symptom-free patient," which may appear peculiar given that diagnostic studies are involved. The testa epidermis is peculiar in that the outer walls of dry seeds are invaginated, while they bulge outwards in wetted seeds. Why, then, should there be any peculiar loss of dignity accruing to the fact of contradicting and being contradicted in court? However, the peculiar character of labor-power is such that its consumption - the putting to work of the laborer - is the very process of producing value! Thus, a discipline, an epoch, and an individual scientist all have a peculiar style. A peculiar feature that we encountered on using this preparation was the poor reversibility that was observed with use of the above-mentioned agents. Presumably, the only fact that the enticingly indeterminate title page made clear to readers was that something peculiar was going on. My point here has to do both with the peculiar properties of waxworks and with the nature of an exhibition. The context of the rest of the concert, it should be said, had a peculiar effect on the relevance of the world premiere. Living between two languages and two cultures can be great fun, but it can also bring along peculiar problems of alienation and schizophrenia. They argued that germs were a peculiar sort of chemical agent that played the role of independent biochemical agents in processes of fermentation and putrefaction. Descartes here means that an agent is indifferent in his peculiar sense when their will is not impelled by any reason for acting. In the process, he is certainly credible enough for the most part, but peculiar and somewhat eccentric too. The peculiar computational proper ties of this logic make it an effective representation and reasoning tool for plan recognition purposes. The experience of juxtaposing ' ' local operations ' ' with other cultural relations is peculiar to diasporic self-consciousness. The situation in the peculiar instance of field surveys seems to be rather different. Far from being moderate, the relationships which have been brought to light were often intense, peculiar, and extreme. However, many words that sound peculiar today will be a normal part of the vocabulary in a few years' time. I certainly peculiar to these two major varieties. Clearly, these elements belong to different orders of explanation and each has peculiar snares. In some circumstances-in the peculiar circumstances of the nineteenth century, at any rate-administration may be, so to speak, creative and self-generating. The wave-form becomes peculiar when the level of excitation is high. The phenomenon is similar to that observed previously with wedge flow but shows interesting effects peculiar to the cone flow. Explanations for this peculiar trend within the industrial cities remain elusive but it seems unlikely that a public health programme played a major role. Note the peculiar nature of the "definition" of the norm in (1). There might, of course, be lives with neutral welfare but also some peculiar lives that cannot be grouped into any of these sets. One tempting aspect of research into imperial culture is to study it through the idiom and narrative structure peculiar to the period in question. There are one or two peculiar grammatical and syntactical constructions in a couple of the chapters, but overall the editing is sound. A balance (possibly peculiar to each brain state) must be found between attractor stability and itinerancy. Psychological explanation is susceptible to a peculiar sort of mis-direction. Egg-larval parasitism is quite peculiar if compared with other types of larval endoparasitism, because it involves a transition between two developmental stages of the host. In a sense, narratives of reform have become a common property and as such occupy a peculiar status in sociological terms. Other such dimensions, those peculiar to the concept's origins in describing the interventions of agents, would have been discarded. Of course this distinction is not peculiar to any one theory of grammar. Several researchers have noticed this peculiar behavior, and tried to offer an explanation. The paper discusses the peculiar nature of this type of inflectional marking and provides an explicit analysis of the construction. Qualitatively, these advantages are not peculiar to law. Equations (4a) and (4b) have a peculiar property. The terminal year of 1900 is likewise a peculiar choice, as that year brought no major changes in gender codes or practices. The strikingly different regimes must therefore originate from the peculiar behaviour of the coefficients of this equation. They actually produce the very peculiar type of weight-sensitivity described in (40). The strong-only verbs are peculiar in some non-phonological ways. However, this finding is peculiar to the current sample and may be spurious. In particular, chapter 6 recurs to the peculiar unhealthiness of the marshlands which is attributed partly to endemic malaria. Negotiations at high political and administrative levels resulted in a peculiar compromise. They produce a peculiar narrative order, his specific way of creating loyalty in the reader masquerading as historical narrative. However, there's something peculiar about claiming that hate speech has or can have this sort of deliberative value of producing correctives to hate speech. Much of the modern state was originally created above society, following its own peculiar logic of fiefdoms and their lateral sprawl. What this strategy involved was less the regulation of poverty than the blocking of dislocations peculiar to modern societies. Additionally, the properties peculiar to abstract, computational processes are distinguished from those of physical processes. While this struck me as being a rather peculiar structure, all referenced software is clearly marked in the index, making navigation simple enough. All 7 also showed thymic hypoplasia and hypocalcemia, together with a nasal voice and peculiar facies. What may not be doubted is that they claimed and, for a period, successfully defended a most peculiar property right. Ignoring the peculiar vowels here, we discover another problem with the rhyming consonants in satire and nature. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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