idiosyncratic

He is so idiosyncratic in his literary judgements that is impossible to think of him as a sound critic.

The brain works not by dint of its bulk properties but because neurons are wired up in amazingly specific and idiosyncratic patterns.

Another idiosyncratic restaurant is the Red Capital Club , a courtyard house decked out with Mao memorabilia.

China's idiosyncratic pattern of development is never easy to categorise.

"These days the fashion culture feels so empty, " he said in his idiosyncratic English.

But he knew that had he done so, his idiosyncratic genius would soon have led to his dismissal.

The position taken in much earlier work, that the lexicon is idiosyncratic and is acquired piece by piece, simply cannot be maintained.

I'm still trying to make up my mind about the Boxee Box's attractive-but-idiosyncratic industrial design.

The showcase farm is an idiosyncratic approach to one of the biggest issues confronting North Korea: food.

Something idiosyncratic, something about the way the word feels in your mouth as you say it.

While it might seem unlikely, the company has another model in the works that could be viewed as even more idiosyncratic.

Pub etiquette does not dictate the actual words to be used in this exchange and you may hear sane inventive and idiosyncratic variations.

But the roots of AIG's implosion can be traced back to its unique history and idiosyncratic structure.

So I decided to test whether various lines of motion were apt ways of showing movement or if they were merely idiosyncratic marks.

There is no automatic privilege of what you can get everybody to agree to (the universal) over what you cannot (the idiosyncratic).

Critically, the related US credit downgrade illustrates that the system is highly exposed to idiosyncratic risks.

As a public service, here's a thoroughly idiosyncratic, non-comprehensive list of the eight most common misunderstandings about China.

Most common is idiosyncratic reaction, this article mainly carries on the discussion to its mechanism and the clinical diagnosis.

In her idiosyncratic way, Mrs Palin also represents the fulfilment of the feminist dream.

Born in Israel in 1961, he moved to Amsterdam when he was 30 and is shaping up as one of Europe's most idiosyncratic choreographers.

Saab's idiosyncratic way of doing things, and its powerful unions, make it unusually difficult to sell.

With her brio and idiosyncratic clothing choices, Mrs. Obama has rewritten the dress code for women who work.

What matters in literature is surely the idiosyncratic, the individual, t he flavor or color of a particular human suffering.

Mr van Agtmael argues that his idiosyncratic background gave him the wherewithal to challenge conventional thinking.

Unfortunately, there appear to be idiosyncratic exceptions.

Your equivalent of my orchids may always seem merely weird, merely idiosyncratic, to practically everybody else.

Companies are always coming up with new products, or tweaking old ones, to suit local tastes and meet idiosyncratic preferences.

The main issue with wxPerl is translating the wxWidgets API into Perl's somewhat idiosyncratic flavor of object-oriented programming (OOP).

Van Morrison , although from rock and roll, released some folk-rock style tracks, always in an idiosyncratic mode.

His idiosyncratic vocal talents do little for the latter track though, trampling over the multi-layered melody that was building.

The results show a "U" shape nonlinear relationship between idiosyncratic volatility and the block holdings by the largest shareholder.

And that lower cost frees these films to be more personal, more idiosyncratic, more concerned with character and story than explosions.

You're going to have idiosyncratic risk, for sure, issue-specific risk, so credit analysis is very important in the high-yield market.

While some gestures (e. g. , a clenched fist) have universal meanings, most of the others are individually learned and idiosyncratic.

The dynamic optimization of the core compete is the perpetual innovation of the idiosyncratic human capital.

Coke also gets product development expertise in a market of idiosyncratic consumer tastes.

But under its ruling troika, Schmidt helped balance the founders' idiosyncratic urges with more traditional practices.

In training, each pilot pupa pairs with a fighter's flight computer, and they develop an idiosyncratic, coordination-enhancing rapport.

CME, meanwhile, has developed a scenario-based model designed to take into account systemic and idiosyncratic risk factors.

Thomas Hirschhorn's "Crystal of Resistance" (pictured above) creates an idiosyncratic universe of ready-made stuff.

But many blogs are a robust mixture of idiosyncratic opinion and unsupported allegation.

Muskiness : Complex white muskiness , expressive sex appeal and female are idiosyncratic.

The comedy featuring a group of idiosyncratic employees at a paper company can offer some business humor.

We are full of the accumulated baggage of our idiosyncratic histories.

For Johnson, archivists are the unsung heroes of the library, cataloging idiosyncratic, often paper-based collections.

The features of idiosyncratic human capital reflect the core competence of enterprises.

Tools like Google Books and other ebook platforms will soon be serious alternatives to idiosyncratic, local search interfaces.

What 2003-S series emphasizes nimble grace is idiosyncratic, bumper matches next mouths taking energy of life with newest style before.

A punk rock kind of gal, Sui was not one to sit idly by when mass retailer Forever 21 ripped off her idiosyncratic runway hits.

She just has a clear, fresh, idiosyncratic vision of the world, and she's faithfully carrying out that vision.

Felbamate has a broad spectrum of efficacy but is limited by side effects and idiosyncratic reactions.

Chow, a partner in architecture firm Sciskew, describes historic Shanghai's houses as maddeningly idiosyncratic.

Economists use the term utility in a peculiar and idiosyncratic way.

Governance, because it is idiosyncratic to an organization, requires an incremental approach for an organization to adjust and get tuned.

Loshin's work is a reminder of how idiosyncratic intellectual property rights can be.

It is more important that they pursue their individual interests, however unusual or idiosyncratic those interests may seem.

The whole project will be extremely subjective and idiosyncratic, like all reading of fiction.

Long-term employment is the premise of idiosyncratic human capital which is the headspring of key competitiveness of enterprise.

Given human behaviour is very idiosyncratic there's a lot of variety here, and who knows what might work for you.

It is more important that they pursue their individual interest, however unusual or idiosyncratic those interest may seem.

The model of idiosyncratic exchange provides a variant of contrast theory.

So how did he enter this idiosyncratic profession? "Purely by accident, " he says.

They also use idiosyncratic words nearly three times as often as do control subjects.

Astana's architectural style can best be described as idiosyncratic.

Idiosyncratic volatility is the measure of firm-specific risk.

When China executes, America sues: we each have our own culturally idiosyncratic way to protect consumers.

They are rarely used in Silicon Valley, which is built on a belief in idiosyncratic talent.

The Texas system challenged by Ms. Fisher is idiosyncratic.

Everything of all these, the one side with the best website, still be it " without forestall " idiosyncratic .

We are idiosyncratic in our tastes, and we are both quite confident that our taste is better than most people's (including each other's).

Arsenal remain the most idiosyncratic of Europe's major clubs.

The aggregate ownership in excess of 5% among 2-10 largest shareholders shows positive relationship with idiosyncratic volatility.

The geometric bag is not only idiosyncratic in its appearance but also in its highly specialized production process.

Dreams weird, woke up, know its incredible, but not totally unacceptable, this is the dream is idiosyncratic.

We can finish inputting data and query idiosyncratic data & relevant information in WAN in the web.

It made its first investments in 2000 with clear if slightly idiosyncratic ideas about how private equity might work in Asia.

Those idiosyncratic baby-boomers who were persuaded to trade in their LPs for CDs 20 years ago are now being told to buy records once again.

What matters in literature. is surely the idiosyncratic, the individual, the flavor or color of a particular human suffering(Harold Bloom)

The illustrator ignored the ignorance of his idiosyncratic boss

Web browsers with idiosyncratic methods of communicating proxy parameters to the Java Runtime Environment

"Two-dimensional Weighting Stock Ownership Incentive" for Idiosyncratic Human Capital

In form, the book is highly idiosyncratic, for it is not exactly a memoir, or a monograph, or an autobiography;

Long-term Employment, Idiosyncratic Human Capital and Key Competitiveness of Enterprise

The Diversified Main Body and the Idiosyncratic Thought of Author in Applied Writing

Property rights of Idiosyncratic Human Capital and the Plan of Enterprise Ownership

Idiosyncratic Mood and Communicative Strategy in Dai Wangshu's Poems

Yin and Yang idiosyncratic system theory

Idiosyncratic Narration in Li Yu's Novels

A Research on the Relationship between Idiosyncratic Human Resource Capital and Economic Growth in China