Sentence examples for in the particular instance from inspiring English sources

The word nami certainly does mean 'wave' – it is the second character in tsunami, for example – but unfortunately, in the particular instance of this quote, the nuance is closer to that of a sine wave.

The tactics have changed, but the goal remains depressingly the same: Keep the coloreds, the blacks, the African-Americans -- whatever they're called in the particular instance -- keep them out of the voting booths.

We show that, in the particular instance of access control policies, the proposed framework can be viewed as an extension of the XACML architecture, in which Policy Enforcing Agents offer a particularly powerful way of implementing XACML's Policy Information Point PIPP) and Context Handler functionality.

So we paid attention when Oaks showed how he hated culture wars and spoke up for an alternative in the particular instance of a "church and state" issue.

In the particular instance of the WS on KB agar plates, the basis of the WS maladaptation is not understood.

As such, it must be the case that such demonstrative concepts as are arguably involved in the content of perception are retained long enough for the possibility of their remobilization they cannot be reserved only for the particular instance in which the sample is perceived.

The distinctions in this set turn on whether the particular instance of the sign relation is "degenerate" or "non-degenerate".

"It's a trying time for the industry and the workers at the airlines, but in this particular instance the company achieved some operational flexibility and workers improved their job protection," Mr. Treichler said.

The negative review, after all, is also a form of enthusiasm; enthusiasm and passion for the genre which, in this particular instance, the reviewer feels has been let down by the work in question.

The provocation in this particular instance, as the leaked recording of a US diplomat, Victoria Nuland, saying "Fuck the EU" suggests, came from Washington.

The poet in this particular instance was the Shakespeare of Sonnet 65:... what strong hand can hold his swift foot back?