Sentence examples for has made particular from inspiring English sources
Since independence Senegal has made particular efforts to increase school enrollment in rural areas, although with limited success; the literacy rate remains one of the lowest in the world.
DISP has made particular contributions to the theory and practice of compressive measurement systems and to spectral imaging, holography and diffraction tomography, optical projection tomography and high pixel count cameras.
Dell has benefited tremendously from the fast-growing Asia-Pacific market, but it has made particular headway in cozying up with government and education institutions, a substantial group of corporate business in the region.
Boyd has camped for months on end to protest proposed fracking sites and has made particular use of a protesting tactic known as "slow walking", where campaigners try to delay deliveries to oil and gas companies by walking in front of lorries.
It has been documented that the tobacco industry has made particular efforts to design the cigarette packages more attractive for girls.
Mr. Nardelli said the company had made particular gains in several crucial markets, including Baltimore, Cleveland and Washington.
We have new cults in the U.S. today that have made particular appeal to ghetto people and to the adrift young of the middle and upper classes.
A breakdown of the figures, showing swing on a region-by-region basis, reveals that the Lib Dems have made particular progress in Labour heartland areas.
Other municipalities in which pre-K has been expanded have made particular efforts to target children from low-income families: last year, Philadelphia opened two thousand new pre-K seats, mostly in areas that had been designated as high-need.
By contrast, a well-known problem with deep-learning techniques is that it is sometimes impossible to know why they have made particular decisions, and this can have practical and legal ramifications.
