Sentence examples for asserts in particular from inspiring English sources

As Gideon Calder (2010, 62) asserts, "in particular, internally diverse ways, people with disabilities have been on the end of a kind of pincer movement between Fraser's two impediments to parity; maldistribution and misrecognition".

This hypothesis asserts, in particular, that Amerindians have a mongoloid craniofacial shape, while Paleoamericans have a generalized morphology.

□ The following lemma asserts, in particular, that the approximation class B s from  (4.2) is a suitable approximation class for the inexact problem  (7.1).

This organisation played on the Turkish identity of the Muslim minority, asserting in particular the community's right to elect muftis".

He also asserts in his memoirs that Pemberton in particular wanted to avoid surrendering on July 4, and thus by holding out for better terms he defeated his own purposes.

Sometimes an author explicitly asserts in the corresponding text that a particular phenotype pertains to all species included in a higher level taxon, but other times using a higher-level taxon in a matrix is simply shorthand for reference to the species that were actually examined.

As Proclus asserts in prop.

Citing another privacy case, Google's lawyers said "too little is asserted in the complaint about the particular relationship between the parties, and the particular circumstances of the [communications at issue], to lead to the plausible conclusion that an objectively reasonable expectation of confidentiality would have attended such a communication".

What Newsweek apologized for was the statement that a claim of Koran abuse would be asserted in a forthcoming report from a particular military organization, the U.S. Southern Command.

Such one-stop shopping would not only improve public understanding of science but also raise NSF's profile, said several panelists, who asserted that other agencies--in particular NASA--do a much better job of publicizing discoveries they have funded.

It is most frequently asserted in connection with murder cases requiring proof of a particular mental state on the part of the accused.