Some historians have concluded that they cannot write national history anymore, but only microhistories of specific persons and small events.
Screening the contacts made by TB-infected homeless persons is more effective when it focuses on possible sites of transmission such as homeless shelters rather than when it investigates contacts of specific persons.
Because we are interested in general models and not in models that predict visual attention of specific persons, we want to test how well the saliency models predict the consensus among participants as well.
Usually in linguistics, an impersonal verb is a verb that cannot take a true subject, because it does not represent an action, occurrence, or state-of-being of any specific person, place, or thing.
What about the killing, also without trial, of a specific person who is specifically believed to be a dangerous terrorist but has the misfortune of not being a citizen of the United States?
Single probiotic agents are unlikely to dramatically alter long-term health across populations without targeted interventions based on a prior knowledge of the microbial requirements of a specific person.
With collaborators, 454 published one of the first two full genomes of a specific person — the DNA scientist James D. Watson — and also the genome of Neanderthals.
According to the data, the majority of such incidents involve the targeting of a specific person ― perhaps a former teacher or classmate.
The role of director falls into the hands of one specific person: you.
