Sentence examples for of a specific breed from inspiring English sources

Not unlike the mobile hustler in the recent legal thriller "The Lincoln Lawyer" (who ran his practice from the back seat of a Town Car), his situation is somewhat unconventional, though it is also reflective of the increasingly troubled plight of a specific breed of New York lawyer, assigned-counsel — or 18-B — attorneys who represent the poor.

Furthermore, the paucity of case reports make impossible to attribute this condition to a genetic predisposition of a specific breed.

The point estimate for a given age, for example a 9 < 10 year old female of a specific breed is: exp estimate for breed + estimate for gender + estimate for age × 9 + the gender-age interaction for age × 9 + the breed-age interaction for age × 9 + the gender-breed interaction).

Decide on a specific breed of horse you would like to own.

According to theory, the improvement in accuracy of GBV for a specific breed based on using data from other breeds or crossbreds depends on the consistency of linkage phase between QTL and genetic markers across breeds and also on the similarity of QTL effects between breeds.

In its classic form, the dish calls for a specific breed of duck, the Imperial Peking, that is force-fed and housed in a small cage so that inactivity will ensure tender meat.

Most of the time with a specific breed of dogs, called "Belgian Maliniois;" a favorite amongst military and police organizations in the USA.

In as late as the 19th century in Iceland, a specific breed of fox was known as holtaþórr ("Thor of the holt"), likely due to the red coat of the breed.

Why Kansai right now? Kansai's clothes characterize a specific breed of 1970s escapism — into outer space, to new and imaginary cultures, to the future, from the past, shedding gender while you were at it.

For example, an infographic could be geared towards dog owners with puppies, and a second, toward a specific breed of dogs.

They pride themselves on premium fabrics, which include cashmere from baby goats in northern China and Mongolia, fur from vicuna in the Andes and fleece from a specific breed of sheep in New Zealand.