Sentence examples for a very specific one from inspiring English sources
Their new ideas are still general and inchoate, but this time Mr. Rodrik put a very specific one on the table.
Thus our statistical assessment focuses not on an entire ensemble of network, but on a very specific one, so our results pertain to the particular network under consideration.
The impulse to blast saccharine Europop from your car, scream at strangers, and stream it all on Facebook live is a very specific one.
The last name Frazier is a very specific one if you're African-American.
During a recent visit to a "Conan" taping at Warner Bros. Studios, my tour of the set felt more like a visit to an art museum -- albeit, a very specific one.
The definition of shopping behavior is a very specific one with a low rate of false positives.
Your programming experience should also not be a one-to-many but also with very specific one.
In any given protein, many possible missense mutations lead to loss of function, while only a few very specific ones result in gain of function.
The ballet troupe, like the school, has a very specific mission, one that is not particularly of our time: "the revival of small masterworks by great choreographers," and presenting "innovative hour-long ballets based on children's literature".
The term conjures up a very specific picture, one that has been inculcated through the two ages of superstar DJs, Paul Oakenfold's and now Nina Kraviz's.
