Sentence examples for making for particular from inspiring English sources

While this principle appears to require universal democratic decision making for particular laws, Kant instead understands this principle on two levels, one of which is not universal and the other of which is not for particular laws.

Use messages that are tailor made for particular audiences.

Although claims of superiority have been made for particular AIs with respect to bone loss [ 38], the LEAP (Letrozole, Exemestane, and Anastrozole Pharmacodynamics) trial involving 90 patients at 24 weeks of treatment showed that the steroidal and nonsteroidal AIs appear to have similar effects on bone biochemical measurements and presumably bone turnover.

An analogous substitution is made for particular observables that are used with the Reporter property: instead of displaying 'protein/peptide modification: abnormal' where the Reporter is carboxypeptidase Y, 'carboxypeptidase Y (Prc1p) modification: abnormal' is displayed, giving an immediate indication that the phenotype involves the vacuolar protein sorting pathway.

But this is no damaging objection, since plainly the intuitions were made for particulars" (1999: 11).

"Homemade, random, and clearly made for no particular purpose.

It is a piece made for his particular talents.

Calculations were made for the particular case corresponding to previous experiments.

But they're all made for a particular place, and they all ask players to interact with the physical world.

Why, on an Augusta course made for his particular strengths, does his record, starting in 2002, read: tied ninth, tied twenty-third, missed cut, tied thirty-third?

Turnbull agreed a "case can be made" for outsourcing particular services under Medicare, but he had decided that the payments system would be upgraded "within government".