Sentence examples for bearing particularly from inspiring English sources

But without plunging into the details of the internalism/externalism debate about mental content, we can recognize, in the issues just raised, certain themes bearing particularly on the connection between consciousness and intentionality.

The general utility of NCL has been expanded by the development of genetic procedures that introduce thioesters into protein fragments also referred to as expressed protein ligation (EPL) which efficiently enables access to semi-synthetic proteins bearing particularly difficult sequences.

He doesn't strike me as miserable, but there is something touchingly gentle, almost vulnerable, in his bearing – particularly when he produces a sheet of A4 on which he's listed all the things he feels his department has achieved to date, handing it over like a schoolboy submitting his homework.

Bearing particularly on this work are the experiments of Allison and Brooks on experimental ankylosis, and those of Leonard Ely on the results of simple resection of the knee joint in dogs.

That is certainly the case in Northern Ireland where the arts seem to be bearing a particularly heavy burden, with a cut of £4.2m from the arts budget over four years.

CrN-on-CrN bearings had lower wear rates in comparison to metal-on-metal bearings, particularly under adverse loading conditions.

BEGINNER: Plaza 9 de Julio is the place to get your bearings, particularly at the new Museum of High Altitude Archaeology, which documents the region's indigenous population.

The direct study of the vibration of real engine structures with nonlinear bearings, particularly aero-engines, has been severely limited by the fact that current nonlinear computational techniques are not well-suited for complex large-order systems.

Never the less care should be taken when relating the findings to an international setting particularly bearing in mind that provision of primary care services differs considerably, particularly across Europe.

Doug Monro, co-founder of recruitment firm Adzuna, said: "The north-east is particularly bearing the brunt of lower wages.

It's a valid aphorism and worth bearing in mind, particularly when dealing with a writer as famous and as shrouded with legend and anecdote as Dickens.