The copper content of the black color appears to be a particularity of Diaguitas; in fact, in other cultures of South America the black pigment contains iron, manganese and carbon [44 47] in their composition.
Without a doubt, particularity in the above three aspects suggests us with the complexity of the actual relationship.
Fortune is dressed as a noble lady of the time; her face is half-white, half-dark, a particularity that originates in Boethius' iconography.
And it offers them a way to hold on to Jesus' particularity in a pluralist world, a world in which wondering about the eternal fate of, say, a Hindu is not an abstract question but a question about your college roommate.
It so proclaims both a particularity to be prized in a homogenizing world and its rationality.
As all great artists do, Mr. Gandolfini created in Tony Soprano a particularity with a universal resonance.
The aforementioned classification stems from a particularity of the population distribution in Greece, according to which there are plenty of "Rural Areas and Small Towns", as well as "Urban" areas but only two "Large Urban" areas of approximately 1,200,000 and 4,500,000 citizens, respectively.
But in a race where she appears to be counting on her record to seal the deal with voters, being able to remind an audience of her husband's achievements, particularity in overseeing a successful economy, may be a powerful ploy.
** One could, if pressed, tease out a few hints of particularity in Big Russ.
