Sentence examples for defining particulars from inspiring English sources

Yet the duty of any artist of ambition must be to grapple with the defining particulars and issues of his or her time - and there is no more defining issue than 11 September and its long aftermath.

So the general forms of implicature are pragmatic conventions that complement the semantic and syntactic conventions defining particular languages.

Future research should, therefore, focus on defining particular specifications for mix design and control for AR PFC and PG-PFC mixtures.

Teachers and parents comment that children are hyperactive or aggressive or withdrawn but have difficulty defining particular behaviours that contribute to these broad constructs (Margetts [2005]).

When we don't rely on our naming and defining particular emotions or particular states of mind, what is here?

Defining particular cut-off levels would be arbitrary.

Bonato et al. (1998) used a post processor to reject erroneous onsets by defining particular detection criteria based on a muscle's functions in gait.

In thinking, the mind "deals with," or "moves among," de-materialized, "invisible" generalities be they concepts or ideas and is utterly "removed" from any spatially defined particulars; it "is, [spatially] speaking, nowhere".

Author(s): Michelle Sale, The New York Times Learning Network Javaid Khan, The Bank Street College of Education in New York City Suggested Time Allowance: 45 minutes – 1 hour Objectives: Students will: 1. Define particular steps of the writing process and examine their value to the process as a whole.

Publics have variously defined particular fads as harmless diversions, threats to authority and order, threats to health and well-being, visitations of the Holy Spirit, and possession by the devil, treating them quite differently in consequence.

One now defines particular -zeta function as follows, (2.32).