The phrase "a particular object of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a specific target, focus, or subject of interest in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "The study aims to identify a particular object of interest that influences consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "a specific target of" or "a distinct focus of".
But it also makes him a particular object of criticism.
Richard Nixon was a particular object of his venom.
However, most already have, including the frontrunner, Jeb Bush – long a particular object of Trump's scorn.
To them, the castle is a particular object of fascination, a magnificent confection that must not be tasted.
Samogitia (Lithuanian: Žemaitija), lying between Prussia and Livonia, two lands already in the hands of the German Crusading knights, was a particular object of German expansion.
While I agree wholeheartedly with Virginia Heffernan's assessment in The Medium that the partying, out-of-control woman is a particular object of fear and revulsion, I find it unfortunate that she used my comments as grist for her argument.
An alternative way of making what amounts to the same criticism is that "riding white horses is riding horses" is not an inference from a description of a particular object to a description of a kind.
It allows a classifier trained with sample views of a particular object to be detected in a whole image.
TGCat makes it easy to find observations of a particular object, type of object, or type of observation, to quickly assess the quality and potential usefulness of the spectra with pre-computed graphics or custom-generated plots of binned and combined counts or fluxe spectra.
The absence of a voting scheme results in an important advantage of Clus-DTI over traditional ensembles: it can track which decision tree was used to achieve the prediction of a particular object, instead of relying on averaged results provided by inconsistent models.
For example, if what makes a particular object a piece of gold is the possession of the substantial form of gold, then whatever exhibits the properties of gold has the substantial form of gold, and so we know the species to which it belongs is gold.
