Sentence examples for on a particular form from inspiring English sources

However, very high or eroding conditions of human insecurity especially in relation to infrastructural deficit and inequality, for instance in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria, make it increasingly difficult for groups to negotiate new foundations for cohesion and peace, especially where group survival is highly dependent on a particular form of livelihood that is specific to one group.

"They created an overreliance on a particular form of compensation," Mr. Hodgson said of Sprint's directors.

we can compute the proximity operator (phantom {dot {i}!}text {prox}_{beta varphi ^) via (text {prox}_{frac {1}{beta } varphi }) which depends on a particular form of the function φ.

In this work, we introduce an alternative assumption- and parameter-free method based on a particular form of node centrality called eigenvector centrality.

Because we want to be able to apply the methods generally we chose measures from information theory that do not rely on a particular form of the probability density.

In addition, this study was conducted based on a particular form of consumer e-health application – the online appointment service.

In Cambridge, England, the cavernous University Library has recently launched a quirky exhibit entitled "Books and Babies," which explores "two senses of reproduction" — human and textual — and their interaction over time: Before reproduction there was generation, a broader view of how all things come into being than passing on the blueprint of a particular form of life.

As a result, ciliary photoreceptors are dependent on a supply of a particular form of vitamin A (11-cis retinaldehyde), which has to be synthesized by a complicated biochemical pathway (see Lamb and Pugh 2004).

Thus Dent's enthusiasm for his Turkish Cypriot patient was certainly related to a long-running study on the possible antirachitic action of a particular form of vitamin D (dihydrotachysterol, or DHT).

We previously mapped a predisposing locus, TCO (Thyroid tumour with Cell Oxyphilia) on chromosome 19p13.2, for a particular form of thyroid tumour characterised by cells with an abnormal proliferation of mitochondria (oxyphilic or oncocytic cells).

This was often accompanied from early on with a particular form of American exceptionalism: the idea that [our] expansion is divinely ordained.