Sentence examples for at a particular instance from inspiring English sources

This survey, Sheltzer says, is a snapshot of the field of biology at a particular instance.

The bubble is shown at a particular instance in Fig. 6a (left).

where RLT k+1 and (widehat {RLT}_{k+1}), respectively, are actual residual lifetime and predicted residual lifetime at a particular instance of time k+1.

Due to this spectrum heterogeneity, very rarely can a channel commonly available to all SUs at a particular instance be found.

The comedy winks at a particular instance of a dog being man's best friend -- but not, as Gurney writes it, a woman's best friend.

The experience from Bangladesh, on the other hand, demonstrates how critical perceived relevance of research on a particular issue at a particular instance of time is to explaining the success of the evidence-to-policy process.

This right extends to "the Government as a whole, regardless of which branch is at work in a particular instance," post at 511, and regardless of whether the challenged action was an exercise of the spending power, post at 512.

The First Amendment binds the Government as a whole, regardless of which branch is at work in a particular instance.

The Los Angeles-based DJ, who produced her first track at 22, recalled a particular instance when she experienced the "fake DJ" stereotype firsthand: Shortly after she released one of her first tracks, a friend, who also happened to be a DJ, contacted her manager; he wanted to know who had "made it for her".

It would be wrong because what is happening at the Vatican is a particular instance of a universal that affects every human being.

There are two main kinds of auxiliary assumptions one must justify, relative to a particular instance at hand, in constructing such applications.