Sentence examples for are a particular example from inspiring English sources
Optimal designs are a particular example.
Online amateur weather networks are a particular example of such ICT-mediated observatories that are rooted in one of the oldest and most widely practiced citizen science activities, namely amateur weather observation.
LYNN SOMERSTEIN New York City I believe the arc of Louis Nordstrom's experience is a particular example of a profound shift in how the Buddhadharma is being taught in the West.
The refuser front embraces left, centre and right, including champions of free enterprise for whom all forms of state regulation - which greenbelt designation is a particular example of - usually exist only to be loosened.
And the Netherlands has of late been a particular example of this; its right-wing, anti-immigrant standard-bearer, the golden-maned Geert Wilders, has steadily gained support since he formed his Freedom Party for the 2006 parliamentary elections.
The neural network of the brain is a particular example of motivating interest.
"There was a particularly bad experience of changes to reciprocal health arrangements... which was a particular example of how not to do it.
The Roussillon shelf, in the western part of the Gulf of Lion, is a particular example of preserved Quaternary compound incised valley system also characterized by a direct correlation with the forced regressive lowstand wedges on the mid-outer shelf.
In the proposed PEC algorithm, the between the images are about 0.001 to 0.02 (except the embedding result of the Airplane image, which is a particular example that the image contains over 80% homogenous area, allowing the PEC algorithm to expand the clusters with a greater expansion rate) depending on the content of the images.
The mirror symmetry relationship is a particular example of what physicists call a duality.
We should withdraw our money from those banks that are aggressively lobbying for their own interests over the public's (JP Morgan Chase is a particular example).
