Sentences with phrase «certain peculiarities»

Apple's iPhone patents are not nearly as great as its products, and even though Apple also has far better lawyers than patents, Apple's litigation would have gone nowhere if not for certain peculiarities of the U.S. patent system such as jury trials, which are statistically biased in favor of domestic companies suing foreign rivals (see Xenophobia in American Courts).

In certain peculiarities of expression, in the habit of sometimes speaking of God in circumlocutions, Jesus resembles the pious Jews, if our record is to be trusted on this point.

Let's turn to the field of finance and see how this behavioural model explains certain peculiarities present in the markets.

Whether stones, grasses or the needles of a Hemlock tree, all those objects can become tools that symbolically inscribe certain peculiarities of the different landscapes.

This is the second of three contributions focusing on certain peculiarities of Quebec's civil law legal environment within North America (Part I can be found here).

There are certain peculiarities of home equity loans and lines of credit the borrower should know to make reasonable choice of the product offered.

We now know that this paradoxical reverse motion occurs because of certain peculiarities in the manner in which motion - detecting neurons, called Reichardt detectors, operate in our visual centers.

If you want to know how to write a thesis, you should keep in mind that a thesis is something more than a too long paper, and writing a thesis has certain peculiarities.

I'm not alone in that, but there's a certain peculiarity for me, as I'm a huge fan of technology and also of reading, so Amazon's marketers would expect me to be first in line.

His color palette features a certain peculiarity: heaven and earth are kept in dark violet and blue, the flower stems, petals, and tree trunks in bright orange, and settled upon the ground are light greens and yellows.