Sentence examples for as very particular from inspiring English sources

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Lombardi waves away these subjects as "very particular arguments.

We could see in Section 3 and Section 4 (cf. also [25]) that, as very particular cases, with every compact self-map (fcolon Xto X) of an arbitrary ANR-space X, we can associate the local and global topological invariants, namely the fixed point index (operatorname{ind}(f mathcal{U} inmathbb{Z}) and the generalised Lefschetz number (Lambda(f inmathbb{Z}).

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Tony Blair does appear to have positioned himself as a very particular kind of crisis management adviser.

His informal Asiatic restaurants – Momofuku, and its siblings the Ssäm Bar and Ko – are held up as a very particular kind of hip.

Knight fears the trend will continue in what she characterizes as a "very particular history" of racially motivated attacks against black churchgoers.

The results might fall into the all-purpose "dreamlike" category, except that the painting style is deliberate and wide awake, as if very particular (though unexplained) story lines were being laid out.

Within the middle Ogooué valley (Gabon), the Lope depression appears as a very particular area with savannas landscape surrounded by rain forest.

If (A=mathbb {R}), then (B_p(mathbb {R})) contains, as a very particular case, the classical (A_p(mathbb {R})) weights appearing in Harmonic Analysis.

Alcoff's responds to this fear by situating it as a very particular, rather than universal need to deflect the Other, one felt by colonizers and other dominant groups who do not want to see themselves reflected in their victims' eyes (2006, 81).

A dharma's capability or vertical causality, by which it facilitates the occurrence of other dharmas outside its consciousness series, locates it within the web of interrelations that connects it with the incessant rise and fall of other dharmas, and hence further individuates it as that very particular dharma by manifesting its unique quality and intensity of operation.

Thus, for instance as a very particular case, the Dirichlet problem for a forced mathematical pendulum equation, i.e. x"(t)+b sin x t) = p t), qquad x 0)=x_{0}, qquad x(T =x_{T}, where b, (x_{0}), (x_{T}) and (T>0) are real constants, admits a solution, for any b and (p in C([ 0, T ], mathbb{R})).

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