Sentence examples for equally particular from inspiring English sources

My associations with Tennyson's "In Memoriam" are equally particular.

Park Avenue fares are equally particular about being taken out of way, but not demanding in their services.

It applies equally to "standard" elasticity and to "incompatible" elasticity, thus including as particular cases so-called non-Euclidean plate, shell, and rod theories.

Most would agree an acting tour de force cannot be pulled off in a bad play, but equally a particular performance can cast a long shadow over a fine work.

Deontology is one-sided and abstract: it has focused on the universal aspect of the will and disregarded the other, equally important particular element.

We have shown that in some cases, different models can fit equally well particular types of data while in other cases different models lead to different parameter estimates.

And the temporary support scheme cobbled together for the rest of the euro zone was equally flawed: in particular, it was too easy on private creditors.

Although the design end of the furniture industry is "fairly accepting," he says, and although he was based in Manhattan, which is equally so, his particular employer was "a large, conservative, Midwestern-based company, and it was very clear to me that it was totally inappropriate to discuss anything about my personal life".

For example, if two scenarios from the same question scored equally for a particular measure, it would seem appropriate to further investigate the measure.

It is equally important that particular causal laws, for Kant, are (at least for the most part) synthetic a posteriori rather than synthetic a priori.

All of these theorists seem to have ideal visions of society which dovetail: all would support the elimination of the sexual division of labor so that both men and women could become equally sensitized to particular others through caring work.