Sentence examples for its specificities from inspiring English sources

When I'm driving my car on a new road, I can learn about it: some of its specificities or dangers, like a hazardous turn.

Yet, one of its specificities (as for bananas, flowers and plants, fruit and vegetables) is that it is produced primarily by male and female wage workers in plantations.

Unlike the fixed charge (and its specificities), the floating charge has no strict equivalent in Spanish or French law.

While the variety of scalability offered by DVC is intriguing, a strong case remains to be made where its specificities play a critical role in enabling new applications.

In this editorial to the special issue we first introduce the field of driver support system (DSS) design and evaluation, frame it into the larger context of human computer interaction research, and highlight some of its specificities.

A finite element study describes the behavior of such a non-linear structure and highlights its specificities, among which variability in the stresses from one element to the other.

For ChIP, SOX2 antibody was tested for its specificity and specific band was found.

He does so because referring to it as such makes it lose its allegiances, its specificity, and makes it so that anyone can claim it.

It loses its specificity, in that text messages, emails, or your location (in the case of the "Boyfriend Tracker") are largely irrelevant unless contextualized by a personal bond.

That line was heard often yesterday, in the Wells Fargo Center and in the streets of Philadelphia, but in all the repetition it lost some of its specificity and power.

"This man's threat was shocking in its specificity and the anger it contained," said Thomas Harnett, the assistant attorney general for civil rights education and enforcement.