Sentences with phrase «peculiar behaviour»

Well, when you're dealing with a tax system that taxes you as individuals rather than a family, it can lead to some rather peculiar behaviour.

However, Norwegians are quite reserved and greeting everyone you meet with a cheery «Hei» might be viewed as peculiar behaviour.

The third time she does it, she realises how peculiar her behaviour must seem.

It's peculiar behaviour that Australian companies would choose to withdraw their credit ratings.

In general, it is peculiar behaviour that Australian companies would choose to withdraw their credit ratings.

He says the peculiar behaviour of the ref was obvious and Arsenal fans were shouting that he was bribed.

This new study published in the journal Physical Review Letters on 23rd June 2017, shows that this peculiar behaviour of the annihilation rate, in that it is not the same everywhere, stems from the symmetries of the annihilating dark matter particles.

Bliem did not only conduct the experiments, he also performed complex theoretical calculations to explain the peculiar behaviour of the platinum atoms on a quantum mechanical level.

This is especially important because quantum correlations play a crucial role in many, seemingly unrelated physics questions: Examples are the peculiar behaviour of the young universe right after the big bang, but also for special new materials, such as the so - called topological insulators.

This peculiar behaviour prompted Shulman, Yale biologist Matthew Gillum and their colleagues to scour blood for compounds that shot up after a fatty meal.

Nigel Franks of the University of Bristol, UK, first encountered these «wonderful creatures» while conducting fieldwork in Guernsey, and noticed them engaging in peculiar behaviour.

Instead, a supergene 4.5 million DNA letters long and composed of 125 individual genes seems responsible for the peculiar behaviour of ruffs, report teams led by Burke and Leif Andersson, an evolutionary geneticist at Uppsala University in Sweden, in Nature Genetics.

Bernd Heinrich, professor emeritus at the University of Vermont, studied the peculiar behaviour in Western Maine.