Sentence examples for The particularities from inspiring English sources
noun
The condition of being particular; attention to detail; fastidiousness
The particularities of the flow-fields are analysed and described.
The particularities of this approach are evaluated in the 'Results and discussion' section.
"He has not considered the particularities of our people.
Application, however, is concerned with the particularities, and the test of the science is how the universalities apply to the particularities.
He talked for a while about the particularities of operating on children.
"Life for the islanders is very difficult due to the particularities of island territory," he says.
They were urged to pay more attention to the particularities of steaming milk.
Embrace the particularities of your destination – swap known (dull) comforts for unknown adventure.
Ike himself was famously indifferent toward the particularities of religious doctrine.
He pitched his palace of the Ideal on the particularities and rationale of what existed.
It avoids retrospective understanding and simply arranges the particularities of her recollection.
