Sentence examples for more particular and from inspiring English sources

As M.R.I. technology got better, the diagnosis became more particular and we began to see them called oblique injuries".

Derived from dolus, a vernacular-Latin noun meaning "suffering," dor indicates, according to the classicist Anca Vasiliu, something more particular and estranged than melancholy, less sentimental and self-indulgent than Weltschmerz — and, it occurs to a reader, strikes the central emotional tone of both the French-Romanian aphorist Emil Cioran and the Romanian-American artist Saul Steinberg.

The researchers who flock to the Leeds and Oxford food symposia, and who write for the growing number of scholarly journals dedicated to the subject, have revealed an enduring British cooking tradition which is both more particular and more porous than anyone used to imagine.

Notion Ink has updated their blog with more particular (and more optimistic) info, though they stop short of providing an actual launch date.

Rather we harm wrong doers to preserve "the quiet and happiness of the world" and this "general and more enlarged obligation destroys a more particular and confined one of the same kind, inconsistent with it.

On the plus side, it's one of the paradoxes of writing that the more particular and personal a detail in character or story, the more powerfully its impact generalizes out to the audience.

The real reason, which he did not mention, is that data mining programmes can trawl all this information looking for patterns that prompt more particular eavesdropping and data collection as a preventive measure anticipating crime or terrorism.

For details on more particular methods and applications, we provide citations to specialized review articles.

For how universal can a policy be that limits its applicability to one or more particular ("imagined" and "caged", [6, 57]) communities – as any policy that thinks in national terms must do?

Although for more particular distinctions and analyses it would be valuable to differentiate these as separate sources of input, in our model, for the sake of simplicity and generality, we group them together as a net extrinsic input rate.

And famously, John Harper invoked pluralism where K = organism, by focusing instead on the more particular kinds ramet and genet.