Contoh idiosyncrasy

• Subsequent chapters look in detail at the idiosyncrasies of musical instruments and the difficulties their performers are likely to encounter.

• Nor is this idiosyncrasy restricted to the lexical (open-class) categories.

• Chapter 4 further gives an account of the mapping between semantic role, grammatical function, and case, accommodating in detail a variety of idiosyncrasies.

• This preoccupation with graphics appears to be nothing short of disciplinary idiosyncrasy.

• Naturally, it would be preferable to control for national idiosyncrasies while accounting for the suspected general phenomenon.

• Neandertals disappeared, in our opinion largely through absorption, simply because they were peripheral, not because of the idiosyncrasies of their anatomy or of their adaptations.

• Here the emphasis was upon the beguiling idiosyncrasies of individual ' characters', and the unexpected twists and turns of a ' plot' generated by their interaction.

• But each geological period has its own highlights and idiosyncrasies of insect diversification and extinction.

• Second, nonnative speakers were able to show differences in reading time on the other types of grammatical idiosyncrasies tested.

• For the first time it struck me that my work with clinicians might not be a personal idiosyncrasy.

• These studies also, but not always, have nation-specific idiosyncrasies although the study of colonialism is by nature comparative or cross-national.

• Photographs can reveal the material richness of artifacts that we often dismiss as cliché, and enable kitsch and local idiosyncrasy to appear mythical and strange.

• Combined with the category-specific rules, a morphological grammar for every category (not including idiosyncrasies) is obtained.

• In short, the procedure chosen here allows for the comparison of word categories between subjects, but might conceal idiosyncrasies in word use.

• External factors may contradict and interact, or be overruled by language particular idiosyncrasies.