The phrase "ask particular" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It may be intended to express a request for specific information or details, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "I would like to ask particular questions about the project during the meeting."
Alternatives: "ask specific" or "request particular".
You could write down the key points you're looking for, or ask particular panel members to take careful notes relating to particular questions (to avoid everyone scribbling furiously at the same time).
And, if cash registers were equipped with authorised readers (tags can also interrogate reading machines to establish a reader's "authority" to ask particular questions), details of the transaction and the notes involved could be collated in a central database.Accurate knowledge, and monitoring, of the population of banknotes could be a powerful tool.
I check Facebook at least 40 times a day, but in my case, I have a lot of music students who want to ask particular questions about what kind of equipment I use, how I approach my practice regimen on a daily basis, things like that, so it's kind of like a virtual lesson type of thing for me.
Some respondents asked particular partners to show them paperwork that demonstrated that they had a recent negative test for STIs.
They knew whom to approach for a particular problem and the main reason to ask a particular colleague was his/her expertise.
Yet why ask that particular question?
Just don't ask which particular country introduced it to the world.
Actually, we did agree: to ask a particular set of friends, who said (rightly, in retrospect) no.
As always, I'll ask: any particular questions about the machine?
We ask in particular what factor most affects the sampling quality: The distribution of the nodes in the space or the connectivity structure of the links?
It is then natural to ask, in particular, whether the system can thermalize after spontaneous emission events that leave atoms in the lowest band.
