Sentence examples for a specially interesting from inspiring English sources

And with Peggy too; that relationship – between Don and Peggy – has always been a specially interesting one, even though/because it never wandered into the bedroom.

Among the transitional Hamiltonian a specially interesting case occurs when it describes a critical point in the transition from a given shape to another.

For a theory of mental representation, they are a specially interesting case.

She seems lovely, but the story is not an specially interesting one – well the one she's prepared to tell isn't.

As a prospect, it would be specially interesting to study how the growing diversity due to mutations would compete with the coupling-induced reduction of noise as the population grows.

Advantages are related to an increase in flexibility for engineers (specially interesting for industrial operators training in new techniques), a decrease in maintenance and supervision costs and a best managing and performance of the plant.

This is specially interesting for solving complex problems involving a large number of variables, since the problem decomposition performed by the model at the island level allows for much faster executions (the number of variables to handle in every island is divided by the number of islands).

Furthermore, attractive amounts of n-3 unsaturated PUFAs, i.e. ALA and SDA, have also been reported in this study, the levels of SDA being specially interesting as it can serve as a dietary precursor of the valued eicosapentaenoic acid (20 5n-3 20 5n-3

This flexibility makes Bayesian networks specially interesting for biological applications.

Other specially interesting examples are graphene membranes although, by now, they have been probed only through molecular dynamics simulations[2].

This is specially interesting for 3D applications where the implementation of this technique is as simple as in 2D.