Sentence examples for a particular compilation of from inspiring English sources

The persistence of objects through time can then be conceived, if one wishes, in terms of a particular compilation of creations of the thing in question at each instant of its existence, thereby allowing one to explain persistence through time in terms of a unity of continuous creations.

One particular compilation of the text was 1,241 sheets of 8.26" by 11.00" paper.

By contrast, European rulers drew on Roman law, and in particular a compilation of rules issued by the emperor Justinian in the 6th century that was rediscovered in 11th-century Italy.

One portfolio in particular, a compilation of maps, globe patterns (known as gores), star charts, and fragments of his geographical and celestial labors, now called the Schöner Sammelband, or gathering, contained what might arguably be called the most important collection of maps and geographical information to survive from the Renaissance.

For example, preprocessor directives customized to a particular set of requirements and processed during compilation of software system will become configurations.

A particular kind of sign.

A particular kind of walking.

The guides are complemented by a reader, which is a compilation of important course readings.

The piece was included in a 2012 compilation of Gibson's non-fiction writing, Distrust That Particular Flavor.

William Gibson's latest book, Distrust That Particular Flavor (Putnam Adult, $26.95) is a compilation of his non-fiction writing, and is out now.

(Here's a compilation of a few more).