"Those particular exercises work to develop a particular kind of muscle.
Although artworks composed from a variety of materials are common to many cultures, assemblage refers to a particular form that developed out of intellectual and artistic movements at the beginning of the 20th century.
Here we show that young children's other-regarding preferences assume a particular form, inequality aversion that develops strongly between the ages of 3 and 8.
Her forthcoming book, Ruling Culture: Art police, tomb robbers, and the rise of cultural power in Italy (University of Chicago Press 2018), traces the emergence of "cultural power," a particular form of state power developed in modern Italy.
The notion of an 'enclave' industry or economy was widely deployed by American economists and sociologists with reference to a particular form of continued economic dependence of the developing world on the west.
By introducing a Lagrangian in a particular form, canonical formalism for SO(2) was developed.
It is known that treatment using surgery and radiation has a high likelihood of curing a particular form of childhood cancer, but that the radiation produces a significant risk of other cancers developing later in the child's life.
In Florida, a patient can fill out a particular form.
By then, that protection had taken a particular form.
Any one of those can be in a particular form.
