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She gazed upon her daughter asleep in her arms with the air peculiar to a mother who has nursed her own child.

Every one of them does his work in a way peculiar to himself, and the peculiarity means only that he finds it more easy to work in that way.

Although MMOG evolves several decades, the security problems peculiar to MMOG which named cheating has not been entirely solved up to date.

The Western Savings Bank was an institution peculiar to the foreign colonies in American cities in the early part of the century.

This can be said to be one of the main causes of the bureaucracy peculiar to us today.

I never, for one minute gave thought to what I would do to earn my living. Nor was this view peculiar to the English Department.

She said, "Swell, " giving me the full moist spray peculiar to her speech problem.

Li said, in this new century, at least two things should be impressed with "peculiar to Hunan" . The first is the "Xiangjiang River" .

Leonardo's views on mathematics and his working knowledge and use of it were peculiar to his time.

The word bhavanetti and punabbhava lead us closer to the concepts peculiar to Buddhism as found in the early teachings of the Master.

By a violent effort he rose half out of the water, waving his CAP, and uttering a loud shout peculiar to sailers.

Pamela slipped these words out in the quiet manner peculiar to her .

Then it was documented in a rare pediatric cancer, but was dismissed as something peculiar to that cancer.

Admittedly, some of the travails of the European centre-left reflect problems that are peculiar to the old continent.

Anglo Saxons were known locally as "Americans. " The hierarchy of nationalities was expressed in a way peculiar to the region.

Prose of its very nature is longer than verse, and the virtues peculiar to it manifest themselves gradually.

Thus the contradiction peculiar to a certain field of phenomena constitutes the object of study for a specific branch of science.

We have had to ignore features peculiar to particular species or situations.

That trick of staining the fishes' scales of a delicate pink is quite peculiar to China.

Among the various tools of calligraphy, writing brush is peculiar to China.

Do you think the upright spruce with clear layers of leaves resemble the patterns peculiar to the Uygurs of Xinjiang?

The structural and aesthetical systems of the art of calligraphy peculiar to China exerts a subtle influence on modern planar designing.

The principle is not peculiar to psychology. It has been recognised by statisticians for decades.

The ethos is the assembly of character, moral notions and value criteria peculiar to a specific nation.

Due to this difference, the psycho-analytical works exhibit some aesthetic characteristics peculiar to their own.

By special Lines of Argument I mean the propositions peculiar to each several class of things, by general those common to all classes alike.

The method of electing the President is peculiar to the American system.

Some of this change is not peculiar to London but is national.

Affecting or peculiar to animals of a specific geographic area. Used of a disease.

The strong term for disordered change is "revolution" -- a type of drastic discontinuous change peculiar to human-made things.

We also documented average set up and production spoilage per machine and dozens of other job factors peculiar to binders.

With few exceptions, nationally and internationally, digging down is peculiar to the smarter areas of London.

The special vocabulary peculiar to the members of an underworld group ; argot .

Your situation is a rare cultural oddity peculiar to late capitalism, and particularly rare in a period of global recession.

Great minds generally look at life in a way peculiar to themselves.

The rich brown atmosphere is peculiar to back rooms in the mansion of a Forsyte.

His lectures will cover some of the topics peculiar to computer science.

Greed and selfishness are peculiar to the lower dimensions where self is considered before all else.

This apathy, peculiar to the Marais , presented a contrast with the vast surrounding uproar.

Pollution problem is not peculiar to the developed countries.

Special attention should be given to the problems peculiar to small farmers.

Jinshan farmer pictures are a folk art peculiar to the Jiangnan region .

There is no special object peculiar to probability propositions .

A virtue peculiar to those who are about to be betrayed.

The room was impregnated with that special leathery acid smell peculiar to the mountaineers.

Product shall have the flavor and taste peculiar to it, and have no abnormal taste or odor.

If, by inserting a tube of paper into the ears, we change their vibrational number, the tinkling sound peculiar to them dis. appears.

This work, peculiar to the whole of Europe, effected more ravages in Germany than anywhere else.

In part, the obstacles to cross-border internet trading are peculiar to the online world.

The reason for the recession's lagging effect on shipbuilding is peculiar to the industry.

peculiar to The problem of racism is not peculiar to this country.

He says this change is not peculiar to this small village.

These habits are both universal among mankind and peculiar to individuals.

a word or expression that has a precise meaning in some uses , or is peculiar to a science , art , profession or subject.

This industry is by no means peculiar to China.

But they complain too much: public ignorance isn't peculiar to science.

It is peculiar to drink tea mixed with milk and sugar or sometimes coffee, together with bread, for breakfast.

I pass over many other things peculiar to this island, lest I should weary you.

In view of personal communication, the most convenient means could be peculiar to Internet, too.

This is true, but these values are not peculiar to Britain, and it is hard to see why we have to become patriots in order to invoke them.

And from this to the family system, peculiar to polyandry of the Tibetan type, we have seen the stages of development.

Every one of them does his work in a way peculiar to himself.

The speaker preferred to use the slang peculiar to college students.

Yingge Dance is a folk dance peculiar to the Chaozhou and Shantou area.

Patterns of neat bullet holes peppered skulls and garments, many of them the baggy trousers peculiar to Kurdish men.

The third, and most important, change is that it would be seen as most peculiar to have only one career.

The problem of racism is not peculiar to this country.

This is of course peculiar to the social outlook of the Tang Dynasty.

This style of cooking is peculiar to the south-west of the country.

I might have some innate wisdom that is peculiar to me but so do most women I know.

Siraidia Grosvenorii distributed mainly in Guilin, Guangxi province, is peculiar to China as a kind of traditional medicinal plant.

Are all animals and plants peculiar to Australia.

That way of speaking is peculiar to people in this part of the country.

Most of the Canton enamels used the famille rose colors peculiar to Europe.

The habits of strangers sometimes seem peculiar to our eyes . . .

On the other hand, in a way peculiar to women, she expressed herself and voiced women's concerted aspirations in an epoch.

It is peculiar to man to love even those who do wrong.

The custom is peculiar to this region.

The choice of directory name is peculiar to Debian.

The wave effects are not peculiar to electrons.

Yes. My hairstyle is peculiar to Meizhou women.

They are a special wild animal peculiar to China.

We must insist upon one psychological fact peculiar to barricades.

Each deals with issues peculiar to itself.

Here is found the secret of the melancholy peculiar to Kafka.

The Mid-Autumn Festival is peculiar to China.

The custom is peculiar to these tribes.

The false dawn peculiar to the tropics.

A species peculiar to this area.

Language is peculiar to mankind.

It is your present life experiences that are peculiar to the third dimension and duality, and were never intended to be permanent.

This style of cooking is peculiar to the country.

"Zhu ni" is a type of red clay peculiar to Chaozhou.

The term, triple warmer, is peculiar to.

kimono is peculiar to Japanese.

Pesticides have some features peculiar to themselves.

The Bishop's face at once assumed that expression of gayety which is peculiar to hospitable natures.

This is a strange new form of illiteracy - or, more exactly, dysgraphia, the inability to write - that is peculiar to China.

the style of decoration peculiar to the late 1920s and early 1930s . . .

Is what is peculiar to Marxism, then, the conceptnot of class but of class struggle?

Knowledge is not something that is subjective in the sense that it is peculiar to one or some persons.

We can observe a structural or behavioral characteristic peculiar to an individual or a group.

Nor is it peculiar to the United States.

It is a folk art peculiar to.

There are many kinds of bread peculiar to the respective countries.

These are customs peculiar to these tribes.

This is a custom peculiar to people in that province.

This worship is not peculiar to China, Yangshao culture, but also appeared in China's Xia Shang Zhou.

The terms used by accountants for their basic work, on the other hand, are not peculiar to accounting.

Javert began to laugh with that noiseless laugh which was peculiar to him, and gazing intently at the insurgents, he said to them

The skills, lore, or practices that are peculiar to a particular activity or group and are regarded as the special province of initiates:

Used in or peculiar to a specific field or profession; specialized:

Slavery is the first form of exploitation, the form peculiar to the ancient world;

as a generation phenomenon but rather as something new and peculiar to today's young

Some Hydrogeological Problems Peculiar to Various Types of Small Islands

Species and distribution of the medicinal plants peculiar to Guizhou

Peculiar to the individual; characteristic:

Peculiar to a specific person or thing; particular:

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A flavour peculiar to food cooked on an open fire

Assembler directives peculiar to either NASM or GAS

Be peculiar to; be strange to

customs peculiar to these peoples

Omission of Words Peculiar to English

the tone peculiar to a baguessay

Rights peculiar to the rich

a theme peculiar to the writer

A style peculiar to Dickens