You associate them with long things, but these clothes were far more particular, whether a neat red blazer with a cord tie and long matching skirt or a blue silk-linen dress with a low back that seemed to blend English Regency with Japanese folk.
He further explained, "I only put a quick EQ on the vocal at the end of a recording session if I have been cutting her, but mixing is far more particular, so I spent a lot of time dialling in the perfect frequency".
The top five companies still have only 15% share of the total market, but far more for particular types of paper.
Part of this transformation is blatant - Alex is revealed as a devious manipulator of male emotions, dad rapidly cracks up - but far more, in particular Des's increasingly brittle relationship with Fred, is only implicit.
In the future, he and others working in the food and fragrance industries may have more choices, as biological research develops products engineered far more precisely for particular smells and tastes.
That means remaining employees will have far more responsibilities, a particular concern for school counselors, who have long worked to define their role as separate from that of testing coordinators.
In other words, the practice of toleration (by individuals or governments) may or may not reflect a virtue or ethic of "tolerance"; it may rather express far more concrete and particular judgments about specific situations.
Dr. Lawrimore, Dr. Hansen and other experts said that trends are far more important than particular years, and the recent widespread warming trend has been clear — and very distinct from the regional hot spell that drove up United States temperatures in the 1930s.
Greaves's subject is far more than one particular bout — it's about the sport, and the business, of boxing, and he realizes his comprehensive and general view by way of a resolutely, obstinately precise attention to the particular details of one particular fight, one which, owing to the supreme virtues of its athletes, is among the supreme events in the history of the sport.
It soon appeared that comparisons between two rival hypotheses were far more informative, in particular because little can be said about error rates if the null hypothesis is in fact false.
New construction, more affordable housing and the jobs that go with it would trade that increasingly expensive museum for the dynamic city that can welcome the new people, businesses and communities that represent the dynamic history of New York City far more than any particular buildings.
