And not a poet I have any particular knowledge of.
It's not as though you have to have any particular knowledge of flight-control systems".
There is very little evidence to be found in the texts themselves to show that he had any particular knowledge of the art music of the period.
"One of the unique areas of expertise that states have is particular knowledge of the local turf and the local players," said Lewis D. Lowenfels, a lawyer at Tolins & Lowenfels in New York and an authority on securities law.
Process servers can also be hired, usually for $45 to $95. Though Ms. Tsai said she did not have particular knowledge of the situation involving the governor's aide, she said that, generally speaking, it might be difficult to serve a petition in any of these ways on someone who travels frequently or moves in the company of a security detail.
I had no particular knowledge of the newspaper industry … I am certainly encountering the strains of office.
At a recent competition held at CERN, the world's biggest particle-physics laboratory, deep-learning algorithms did a better job of spotting the signatures of subatomic particles than the software written by physicists even though the programmers who created these algorithms had no particular knowledge of physics.
Dan Meridor, Israel's deputy prime minister and minister of intelligence and atomic energy, told reporters on Monday that he had no particular knowledge of what went on in the 1970s, as he was "not in business" then, but that he believed Mr. Peres.
It emerged very quickly during the trial that Raith had no particular knowledge of the workings of the board.
Another auxiliary causal factor is that the inferrer must either not yet already know the conclusion or else must have a particular desire to infer (i.e. given, knowledge of the premises, the inference would normally take place mechanically, but if the conclusion is already known e.g. perceptually, then the inferrer has to have a special wish to re-establish it inferentially).
