Sentence examples for entry in particular from inspiring English sources

But Professor Clark pointed to one entry in particular that he said went too far.

So strong was this year's non-fiction entry, in particular, that at least two of the titles squeezed out in the first round of judging could have gone through in another year to have won the award.

Most of the suggestions have attempted to integrate the most popular back stories into the winning entry, in particular, everyone seems to like forcing the player to delve into the mind(s) of the protagonist, with all the nightmarish visions one might expect to find in there.

He or she went immediately for one entry in particular: the submission of @janfip, who packed "Any 78 to break & use as sharp tool; Unabridged OED with tiny magnifying glass to start a fire; any DVD to reflect light to ships".

The developmental aspects of many of the inheritance systems discussed in this entry, in particular behavioral inheritance, are still not fully understood.

The hotel façade and important columnar entry, in particular, are magnificent.

But two entries in particular stood out — in part because each writer did an excellent job telling a story.

Biology and chemistry entries, in particular, have had a rapid increase this year, becoming some of the most popular optional subjects at GCSE level.

I'm expecting great entries, in particular for the Grassroots Community Action award (sponsored by Timberland, it has a £2,000 bursary) and from exciting new categories for Arts and Culture (sponsored by Festival Republic) and Sport.

The swallowing capacity of the twin-entry turbine, during full admission testing, was recorded to be inconsistent between the two entries, in particular they were at different pressure ratio levels – the shroud end entry was in most cases more pressurized compared to the hub end entry, as much as 13%.

Moreover, the almost sure convergence result is used to obtain asymptotic lower (respectively upper) bounds on the maximum (respectively minimum) of the spectrum of S*S, for Gaussian random matrices S with operator entries; in particular those studied by U. Haagerup and the author (1999, Documenta Math.4, 341 450).