Sentence examples for entities in particular from inspiring English sources

"The new Congress and the next administration must decide what role government in general, and these entities in particular, should play in the housing market," Mr. Paulson said.

This very easily leads to one fundamental criticism of federal distribution of power: namely that problems in our global village go beyond the scope of single political entities – smaller entities, in particular.

Opportunities exist to make use of natural pathways for delivery of therapeutic entities, in particular to develop safe and effective methods for gene therapy, although past attempts to design non-viral nuclear delivery systems have met with limited success.

Named entities, in particular proper names, require particular attention in the context of TV content description.

This has resulted in a lack of interest in fictional entities, in particular among philosophers of science.

In this section I shall concentrate on the reality and existence of entities, in particular, the electron.

In other words, it can be described as a set of information about the entity in particular moment in time.

This knowledge assists in appreciating industry-specific characteristics of processes in general and their realization in a business entity in particular.

The aim of this review is to present an overview of bimodal "two-in-one" magnetic-fluorescent nanocomposite materials which combine both magnetic and fluorescent properties in one entity, in particular those with potential applications in biotechnology and nanomedicine.

Issues surrounding the economics of a fund GP entity — in particular, how the profits (otherwise known as the "carry" or "carried interest") are to be divided and the GP capital commitment allocated — are often the most difficult for a new GP team to resolve.

Issues surrounding the economics of a fund GP entity — in particular, how the profits (otherwise known as the "carry" or "carried interest") are to be divided and the GP capital commitment allocated — are often the most difficult for a new GP team to resolve.