Sentence examples for any particular examples from inspiring English sources

Daryl McPhee, from Bond University, says the shark-on-a-hook theory was plausible, however he was not aware of any particular examples in which large sharks had cannibalised smaller sharks caught on hooks.

(There may easily be disagreement about this very example, as indeed with any particular example).

Text is defined as any particular example of language, either spoken or written, which forms a unified whole and carries meaning (Halliday and Hasan 1976: 1 2).

A woman, for example, may conclude that even though she has an overriding reason to give up her child for adoption, she cannot recognize herself in this action, and so cannot identify with the desire to perform it.[14] Reasonable people will surely disagree about how best to interpret any particular example.

Achaemenid Aramaic is sufficiently uniform that it is often difficult to know where any particular example of the language was written.

The plots similar to Figure 29C can be constructed for any particular example with specific assumptions about the terms A, B, C, and D in eq 25.

Indeed, the outcome may be difficult to predict in any particular example, and seems likely to be sensitive to the genotypes available in the starting population (e.g., [ 44]).

Similarly, when we say "MCM supports reaction energetics" this means that MCM allows for the calculation of free energies and their incorporation into models (e.g. influencing growth factors), regardless of how this is used in any particular case (for an example see Reed et al., 2014).

Optimal designs are a particular example.

In this book, Peter Diamond analyzes social security as a particular example of optimal taxation theory.

So let's illustrate these four ideas with a particular example.