Meanings of remarkable peculiarities in English

Becquerel and Deslandres, M. Broca, Professor Michelson, and others-havepointed out some remarkable peculiarities.

The skull presents nearly the same remarkable peculiarities of structure as in the true Polish fowl.

As they were speaking of the various remarkable peculiarities that had been noticed in famous women.

The spectrum impressed upon paper prepared with a weak solution of the hydriodate of potash presents some very remarkable peculiarities.

Anton was a good child, who, according to his mother, displayed remarkable peculiarities from the very day of his birth.

At the station farthest seaward, where the sounding is thirty fathoms, the observations at different depths disclosed some very remarkable peculiarities.

Should it, on examination, exhibit any remarkable peculiarities, we shall endeavour to obtain a description of it, to subjoin at the conclusion of this volume.