The phrase "a common particular" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing specific instances that are widely recognized or shared among a group, but it is not a typical expression.
Example: "In our discussions, we often refer to a common particular that everyone can relate to."
Alternatives: "a shared instance" or "a typical example".
In particular, we consider systems in which a common message and particular messages are to be broadcast to users over parallel scalar Gaussian subchannels.
Secondly, it is a common experience that particular patients do particularly well on particular medicines; while medicines may be equally efficacious on average, individual responses to the medicine can be dramatically different [ 43- 45].
Instead, the class was about how men who are already gay develop "a conscious identity, a common culture, a particular outlook on the world, a shared sense of self".
Even when it comes to Iraq, there are elements of a common European approach in particular, a strong preference for dealing with the problem through the United Nations.
In this paper, we consider a broadcast system with (unmatched) Gaussian subchannels and users in which both a common message and particular messages are transmitted to the users.
However, when orders for counterfeit money were sent to him, he refused them: "I will do anything, short of being a common informer against particular persons, to stop the malpractices of the Birmingham coiners".
This genomic analysis establishes that such organization is a common feature in particular of xylanases and esterases from R. flavefaciens FD-1.
A common concern, in particular for vulnerable patient groups (eg, elderly patients with polypharmacy or with dementia), is the confusion and problem of adherence when switching to generics.
The use of extracellular cell-free miRNAs for diagnostic purposes may pose a common problem where particular miRNA biomarkers are not present in all samples.
The chapters are organised according to a common format; of particular note is the arrangement of the bibliographies at the end of each chapter where references are grouped according to the concepts discussed.
