Sentence examples for distinctive particularities from inspiring English sources
The electricity markets worldwide have distinctive particularities due to political and historical reasons.
You can feel the pull of the universal in the museum's abstract serenity and in the almost ecumenical care in its displays; you also feel the opposing particularity of the physical place and the distinctive mixture of themes and subjects that is difficult to imagine anywhere else.
A model of the SPR reflectances incorporating the particularities of the source and detector explain the observed signals and the generation of distinctive SPR landscapes is demonstrated.
Thus Cohen maintains that there is a distinctive role in philosophy for a religion of reason: its distinctive concern is precisely with the particularities of individual humans' lived moral experience, and their attempts to overcome their various and different moral failings as they strive to realize ideal ethical laws.
Fiction thrives on physical particularities.
But Pompeii has its own particularities.
The purpose of those unravelled particularities?
O.K., a distinctive sound.
They have distinctive technologies.
