Sentence examples for definition of particular from inspiring English sources

As the circuit court judges noted, the definition of "particular social group" is evolving.

A quick, vetting quiz can help make sure a volunteer's definition of particular skills, matches that non-profit's needs before a project begins.

The definitions of particular operators in any of these three categories have their own pros and cons.

As his 11th paradox (see Zhuangzi CTP: Tianxia, 7) indicates, the Neo-Mohist "obsession" with definitions of particular terms (or names) was likewise redundant.

If there is a lesson to be drawn from the many failed accounts of the virtues by different partners, it is that definitions of particular virtues in isolation, summed up in one sentence, will not do.

Detailed definitions of particular organ involvement are given in the methods section.

Detailed description of the definitions used in the CMPD are described elsewhere [ 11], but the definitions of particular relevance to the COPD patients are outlined below.

Had we, in all three reviews, only included reports of studies fitting textbook definitions of particular study designs, virtually all of the primary study reports we identified would have been excluded.

In summary, improving risk assessments in advanced endometrial cancers beyond the current FIGO staging definition is of particular interest as the treatment of high-risk uterine cancers evolves.

In this interesting work, a manually assembled training set of molecules belonging to a particular compound class is used to automatically identify consensus substructures that will then serve as a structure-based definition of this particular class.

"We had a disagreement about the definition of a particular book.