After all, there's a good chance that you're more interested in pointing your friends to a specific passage or piece of information, or to a specific image or infographic, than to the page as a whole.
He is not a musician who dawdles over a phrase; there are no intermissions, no time out during a piece for a meditative dissertation on the beauties of a specific passage.
Magee demonstrates that the key musical ideas of both "Tristan" and Wagner's last opera, "Parsifal," were inspired by a specific passage in Schopenhauer: his discussion of the musical device called "suspension," in which one dissonant chord passes to another without a tonal resolution.
Know what you are looking for, be it a specific passage, or a prophet, or one of Jesus' sermon.
He and other students sometimes needed help tracking down a specific passage, law or topic, or the thoughts of sages like Hillel and Shamai.
Keeping MscS closed when the bilayer tension is low is essential for preserving chemical and electrical gradients across the cytoplasmic membrane and is as important as allowing specific passage of solutes after gating.
Five decades later, CCT leaders are releasing a response that elaborates on specific passages of King's letter, calling for partnerships to confront societal inequities in the nation's neighborhoods, schools and prisons.
But when the Op-Ed page was introduced in 1970, Mr. Suares — with the blessings of the page's editor, Harrison Salisbury, and The Times's design director, Louis Silverstein — adopted a daring idea: Rather than restrict artists to illustrating only specific passages of text, give them license to interpret an entire article.
Specific passages of the interviews were identified that support the broader concepts.
It included the first published edition of the Greek text of the New Testament, accompanied by a cautious revision of the traditional Latin New Testament and by Erasmus' annotations explaining how in specific passages, study of the Greek text clarified the meaning of the Latin text.
