Sentence examples for Technical particularities from inspiring English sources

In the music-criticism courses I teach at New York University, I encourage my students to address not just the technical particularities of a song or album but also the experience of hearing it: art is measured not just by the space it takes up but by the air it moves.

Details about the construction of the SDCM and technical particularities can be found elsewhere [11,13,17].

Despite the contribution of the nonconventional serological approaches anticipating the therapeutic efficacy outcome, these methods have not been effectively introduced in the routine of clinical laboratories for posttreatment evaluation, probably due to technical particularities and methodological difficulties.

Consequently, the major share of the offspring of immigrated families are no longer identified by migration background and its technical approximations in the future, and potential particularities they bear thus remain unnoticed.

The proposed approach introduces international students to the particularities and traditions of the presentation of scientific and technical information adopted by Russian engineering schools as one factor in the development of language culture.

The idea behind this approach is that most manufacturing and agricultural firms routinely resort to LP-based modeling in their decision making processes in order to plan output production and, therefore, this particularity should be taken into account when estimating their technical efficiency.

Fiction thrives on physical particularities.

But Pompeii has its own particularities.

The purpose of those unravelled particularities?

But her identification went deeper than particularities of style.

Mr. Higgs's appropriative art plays with just such particularities.