Sentence examples for merely a particular from inspiring English sources

Therefore, within the DTSBN framework, the treatment and recognition of object parts requires no additional training, but merely a particular interpretation of the tree/subtree structure.

It should be remembered that the EU is not those nations, peoples and cultures that comprise Europe, but merely a particular set of institutional arrangements between states.

Hence, "winning" or "gaining advantage" does not imply a fitness advantage, but merely winning a particular stage of behavioral control over mating initiation.

— the movie narrows its gaze, and a large proportion of the story unfolds not merely in a particular neighborhood but in a single doom-ridden hallway.

Just as we're wondering to what extent Bigelow will honor the promise of her title how do you dramatize a whole city?—the movie narrows its gaze, and a large proportion of the story unfolds not merely in a particular neighborhood but in a single doom-ridden hallway.

Clearly, puppetry is being recognized not merely as a particular form of dramatic craft but as one manifestation of total theatre.

The best references of Mr. Lopez that many designers and photographers still sample date not merely to a particular time (the early '70s) but to a specific place.

It must be appreciated that a relationship does not exist merely between a particular pet and members of their family, but also between that animal and all the humans it may happen to come into contact with elsewhere, including those inhabiting veterinary surgeries.

The thrust of Mrs. Clinton's challenge was that her opponent was merely highlighting a particular disagreement with Mr. Farrakhan, while still accepting his — and his organization's — backing.

That interracial cohabitation is different, and the state there made the argument, We're merely regulating a particular form of conduct, and that's a different form of conduct than interracial cohabitation.

The existence of alternative remedies and deterrents establishes that absolute immunity will not place the President "above the law". [n41] For the President, as for judges and prosecutors, absolute immunity merely precludes a particular private remedy for alleged misconduct in order to advance compelling public ends.