Sentence examples for its particularities from inspiring English sources

He examined his model, mastered its particularities, took it in and made something surpassingly personal of it.

Such a gesture recognition issue is really common from a theoretical point of view, but we approach it with respect to its particularities in order to derive an original method.

I feel like I've been responding to "I'm not a feminist, but…" since 1994; I should probably just call it "INAF-B" like a problematic, faltering government program, that has a portfolio and officers assigned to it, who specialize in its particularities.

But it has proved remarkably well suited to France and its particularities about marriage, divorce, religion and taxes — and it can be dissolved with just a registered letter.

It should be emphasized that the model in its particularities as presented here is tentative, and should be considered as a schematic rather than definitive treatment of the problem.

When he accidentally befriends an African-American, the national story of race opens up for him in all its particularities -- or, rather, one fascinating set of them.

However, in so doing, it loses its particularity and is absorbed within the latter.

For Diderot, the nature the artist ought to imitate is the real nature we experience, warts and all (as it were), in its particularity.

And this is especially true among writers, who have kept its reputation burnished by praising it, teaching it, sometimes unwittingly emulating its apparent effortlessness, its complete accessibility, its luminous particularity, its deep seriousness toward us human beings -- about whom it conjures shocking insights and appraisals.

Its particularity is that it introduces two layers of randomness to improve model accuracy: 1) each tree is grown from a bootstrap sample of the observations and 2) at each node in a tree the best split is selected based on a random subset of predictors.

Queensborough's new center shouldn't bear the burden of this criticism, since it doesn't slight the Holocaust or its particularity.