But what echoes the feelings of loss and grief inspired by moments like the present one is less a matter of specific circumstances than of more primal emotions.
The difference between an amateur short-order cook and a professional isn't so much a matter of specific skills as of consistency and timing.
Over time, the knowledge that child mortality is a matter of specific causes has become universal.
To me, then, the parenting label one adopts is thus less a matter of specific definition and more a matter of choice and personal parenting identity -- an identity that may or may not correspond to one's gender identity.
But beyond that, it makes no effort to address the subjective vs. objective question, nor does its discussion of intent delve into the matter of specific vs. general intent.
"I did not promote or discuss matters of specific interest to my clients and, indeed, my generally pessimistic view of Iraq's future was not consistent with the interests of companies trying to attract investors for projects in the country," he said.
If an artist has signed a contract with a label of any sort, independent or major, they have given up control and it really is a matter of the specific practices of the label how much of a good or bad thing that turns out to be.
Concerning the generalizations, the paper shows that dealing with arbitrary polynomial-time computable worth functions no matter of the specific game encoding being considered does not provide any additional source of complexity compared to graph games and marginal contribution nets.
As a matter of fact, specific software has been developed in the MATLAB environment, while all experiments were executed in an Intel i5 3.3 GHz PC with 8 GB RAM.
Their biological underpinnings are ones we count as abnormal because we have judged them to be both relevant to the conditions we disvalue and also the subject matter of a specific, medical, class of interventions, therapies and other practices.
