Sentence examples for in particular with reference from inspiring English sources

In this paper, measurements of the low-index surfaces of Au and Pt are described, in particular with reference to surface expansion effects.

Tallis unpicks the problems with all the various philosophers' arguments, in particular with reference to possibilities – "call no event future until it is past" is his aphoristic solution – while offering other, deeper approaches to time.

We use Comet as a base to explore the performance characteristics of the VTP system, in particular with reference to meeting the requirements of future survey projects.

The space-time dynamics of interactions in neural systems are often described using terminology of information processing, or computation, in particular with reference to information being stored, transferred and modified in these systems.

These are discussed as exhibited in NASA missions, and in particular with reference to a NASA concept mission, ANTS, which is illustrative of future NASA exploration missions based on the technology of intelligent swarms.

In particular, with reference to a monthly basis, water consumption for toilet flushing (Fig. 4a, b), personal cleaning (Fig. 4c, d) and total (Fig. 4e, f), are reported.

"Hip really meant having your ear tuned to the street, to African-American culture, in particular, with all its coded references to sex and drugs and everything else".

In particular, with no mismatches between the reference and the tags (A0) the gene with the most tags in P. enysii was AT3G22840 (ELIP), while in P. fastigiatum it was AT1G61520 (LHCAT1G61520

We noted in the Introduction that active spatial training is likely to be effective because it enables animals to find the goal by responding in a particular manner with reference to stimuli in the vicinity of the goal.

Besides the setting parameters of the aligner, the sequential order of references, in particular those with closely related sequences, may affect the final result in the iterative alignment.

Scarcities of resources in low- and middle-income countries, in particular, must be understood with reference to the ways in which economic activity has been reorganized across national borders (globalization), and the choices driving that reorganization.