The two cases arise out of the same state of facts, are similar in essential particulars, and were argued together.
So that the court, in the present case, held that the act of 1902 changed the former law in two essential particulars: '1.
This, because the accused must be advised of the essential particulars of the charge against him, and the court must be able to decide whether the property taken was such as was the subject of larceny.
The baleen, hump, back-fin, and teeth; these are things whose peculiarities are indiscriminately dispersed among all sorts of whales, without any record to what may be the nature of their structure in other and more essential particulars.
It is clear, in particular, every essential map has a fixed point in U. ([16], Chapter I, Theorem 2.2]).
Consideration might be given to a "key workers scheme" for lower skilled workers, including seasonal agricultural workers, deemed essential to particular sectors of the economy.
Therefore, a shift to alternative/in vitro toxicity testing is essential, in particular for neurotoxicity testing.
He and Justice O'Connor did not make clear how essential that particular factor was to their analysis, or whether they would have joined the majority opinion in the absence of a potential public safety threat.
In French, there exists no separate word to describe the total, essential, or particular being of a person (the individual self) other than the word for "me," the objective case of "I".
Virtual game controllers are essential for particular game genres where the game contents are transplanted from various platforms into a smart-phone platform.
A further important aspect in the transition of epidemiology is that programming and data handling skills have become more essential, in particular when one needs to deviate from standard analysis.
