Sentences with phrase «particular idiosyncrasies»

2 In past installations, these «errors» have included slight deviations in the height of two walls, bumps in the floor, or particular idiosyncrasies in the interior architecture.

During the following years, the King's Sons heavily influenced the lands they owned, each territory reflecting their particular idiosyncrasies.

However, this is essentially the same for almost every racing game, and learning the ins and outs and particular idiosyncrasies of each course become fundamental in mastering what eventually becomes a crazy - difficult experience.

My particular idiosyncrasy appears in two forms on this list.

While it's likely that one might get used to this particular idiosyncrasy over the course of a volume, I personally found it very distracting, and it's not an issue I've been required to overcome for any of the other digital comics apps I've tried, including those from Viz and Yen Press.

Not exact matches

This narrowness arises from the idiosyncrasies and timidities of particular authors, of particular social groups, of particular schools of thought, of particular epochs in the history of civilization.

if that is taken to mean the type often commended by certain followers of the «mental health» school, with no idiosyncrasies, no distinctive qualities, no particular marks of speciality.

The personality is changed, the man is born anew, whether or not his psychological idiosyncrasies are what give the particular shape to his metamorphosis.

And he must still be sensitive to the idiosyncrasies in his particular situation.

«The cross-language prediction model captured the conceptual gist of the described event or state in the sentences, rather than depending on particular language idiosyncrasies.

Their story is highly particular, rooted in the idiosyncrasies of their families and also in an almost invisible crime, a tendril of evil that wraps itself around their destinies.

The Citadel in particular is, despite the chaos of war, full of life and its little idiosyncrasies, giving your mind that extra little nudge, immersing you into the Mass Effect universe.

Despite the idiosyncrasies of the works on view, the included artists do share a particular characteristic: «The premise for Highlight: Summer One was to highlight artists of a certain ilk.

Personally, I appreciate that Canadians are included in the list of nations with idiosyncrasies worthy of particular mention.

• whether the knowledge about the client which the employee gained was of a confidential nature, or involved an intimate knowledge of the client's particular needs, preferences or idiosyncrasies;

We used both Lexis & Westlaw within each assessment group to try to get a merged view of the technology type that wasn't overly colored by the idiosyncrasies that the particular design of a tool might bring.