Sentence examples for allows for a particular from inspiring English sources
In the context of a festival, cinema becomes "live", and allows for a particular type of communal watching that cannot be replicated in the multiplex.
Moreover, it allows for a particular approach to scientific inference, including key concepts like "evidence", "evidential support", "induction" versus "abduction", and the bearing of "coherence" and "explanatory power" on truth (see the relevant SEP entries).
Narumi describes it as "a kind of illusory effect in our brain" — which allows for a particular perception/sensation to be generated by combining sensory inputs in different ways.
Such a mechanism allows for a particular level of control within the cell.
These costs were estimated for each patient from the PharMetrics database using the variable "ALLOWED", which reflects the amount the plan allows for a particular service.
The combined intervention of these factors could lead to the expression of PLA2R with a specific amino acid sequence, allowing for a particular three-dimensional conformation capable of activating the innate immune system.
If you have more time allowed for a particular homework assignment, get it done at a later time or over a weekend so you can hand in the daily homework on time.
The coronal reformat in particular allows for a quick and accurate assessment of screw misplacement.
Rather, complex universals (hence also complex facts of which they are constituents) enjoy a "non-mereological mode of composition" (1997, 119 123) that, in particular, allows for a richer conception of their structure.[41] (An assumption of our simplified account here will be that both the proper part of relation and the constituency relation are well-founded.
In particular, this allows for a direct measurement of the temperature of the trapped molecules.
And, in particular, Oyun allows for a class-wide tournament in which each student can participate and in which the whole class can see and discuss which strategies were successful and why as a way of seeing which behavior might be evolutionarily selected for.
