Sentence examples for a particular window from inspiring English sources
Select "Window Snip" if you want to take the snip of a particular Window.
If we can't locate a particular window in a specific house, we can still study the sky.
The fairly moderate electorate in Wisconsin provides a particular window into swing state characteristics that are being intensely studied by both parties as they eye the general election cycle later this year.
Amy Frawley, the president of Look & Listen, said festivals need to provide a "particular window" into a subject, like her festival's idea of performing works of music surrounded by works of visual art and making connections between them.
DAVID BARLOW, a senior executive for a relocation company in San Ramon, Calif., and a Southwest frequent flier, covets a particular window seat, 20A, four rows up from the rear of the airline's 737 aircraft and will do just about anything — including paying any passenger who nabs it before him — to sit in it.
However, it is done based on the assumptions of optimal frame selection which is confined to a particular window size.
It's not that I have any particular window into Susanne and her behaviors; however, when someone poses a question to themselves or an answer to a question about his or her own life, it's worth considering how he or she arrived at that particular question or response.
The variance of DGV for any particular window (across all animals) were used to compute the genetic variance of that window.
Note that in any particular window, it is only necessary that at least one read in each library contains allelic information for at least one SNP position.
Using this model, you can actually program an infusion machine, to control the infusion rate of the drug such that the level of the drug remains a constant level within some particular window with some degree of accuracy".
One way that homeowners can judge the quality of a particular replacement window is by using a rating system developed by the National Fenestration Rating Council, a not-for-profit testing organization based in Washington.
