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.
