Sentence examples for example of the particular from inspiring English sources

But for an example of the particular and peculiar kind of injustice by which the music business is riven, one need only compare the relative renown of Greg Jacobs and Tupac Shakur.

This is an example of the particular challenge of beginning to understand how the role and function of genes has both been maintained and changed during the evolution of parasitism [ 8, 24].

The cathedral-mosque of Córdoba is a unique example of this particular history of the search for God through architecture: first with its choice of a horizontal space on a human scale, adapted to the praying practices of the Islamic period, and then with a vertical space, symbolizing the grandeur and spirituality of the Christian period.

For example, evolution of the particular pathogenic pattern of Shigella or Salmonella enterica serotype Typhi has been paralleled by host restriction and reduction of metabolic capabilities [42] [44].

For example, some of the particular needs of the residents being taught in our program included; ability to integrate skills into a time-limited visit (i.e. 15 20 minutes), practice management issues (e.g., billing, coding, documentation), and the need for direct observation, modeling, and feedback in practice.

It's always amazing to me that the go-to example of this particular phenomenon is 1998's Deep Impact and Armageddon.

This finding is extremely exciting as it represents the very first example of this particular class of neural birth defect to be observed in humans.

This example is one of the particular cases where calculation of true eigenvalues and eigenfunctions is possible.

There is no more stunning example of the local and particular becoming cosmic.

This example has the particular advantage of allowing the student to cover previously uncharted territory of direct value to other team members.

I am using the example of a particular type of marriage configuration touted and idealized by the press as one which can leave children at a disadvantage and vulnerable.