Now, however, they are not too much but exactly what Mantel needs in order to give Cromwell's grief its particular sword edge.
These two dancers give it a particular edge of conviction and intensity.
Syndicalist rejection of parliamentary politics, and hostility to the state in all its forms, was given particular edge in the context of compulsory arbitration.
The album delivers all the release and freedom that can be expected from house, but it has a particular edge.
For each edge semantics, the number of rewiring operations required to make level the global clustering coefficient of the largest network is used for all species when we rewire its metabolic network of the particular edge semantics (see Additional file 1: Figure S21).
In the present study, the weights of each edges are set equal to 1.0 (global time scale, we assume that conformational states are sampled uniformly in time), and if the transition probability is smaller than 10−6 for a particular edge it is removed.
But while local markets are full of fruit and veg and bric-a-brac, her market has a very particular edge to it.
Despite its success in films, the dream team has shown no particular edge in the Internet business.
Product designers, who think long and hard about chamfering a particular edge so you'd want to hold it, have, surprisingly, not thought enough about it.
Following the deaths of Bo Diddley and Les Paul this summer and last, it's obvious that we still greatly misunderstand the music of their particular edge, on which Eckstine was a fellow traveler.
There was a particular edge to the prize in 1993.
