Sentence examples for on the particularities from inspiring English sources

He pitched his palace of the Ideal on the particularities and rationale of what existed.

The more we focus on the particularities of each place, the less surprised we will be by political developments.

But, above all, she proves that Hamlet as a role depends less on the particularities of gender than on the width of sensibility.

Most of the existing leader election protocols consider wireless networks in general, without focusing on the particularities of mesh networks.

A material utterance is a situated communication act that depends on the particularities of speaker, audience, material and genre.

Based on the particularities of problem (P), a given rectangle H is firstly subdivided to construct a necessary nonuniform grid (B^{theta }).

Based on a detailed assessment of the particularities of the youth labor market situation, we discuss the pros and cons of different ALMP types.

Going back and forth between, on the one hand, the particularities of interview data and field observations, and, on the other, the Steps model, our key questions and the research literature, provides the foundation for the interpretations of the Interview study data.

The distinction could be used as a wedge between, on the one hand the particularities of where and how theories or hypotheses are arrived at and, on the other, the underlying reasoning scientists use (whether or not they are aware of it) when assessing theories and judging their adequacy on the basis of the available evidence.

Hegel, Friedrich W.J. von Schelling, and Johann Fichte, eschewed Aquinas's emphasis on natural creation and on the particularity and uniqueness of human nature.

But Mr. Hay focused on the particularity of things, like the faintly speckled texture and frayed perforations of toilet-paper squares, rather than creating generic icons.