Sentence examples for only two particulars from inspiring English sources

The ontology of (i-a) and (ii-a) seems costlier than that of (i-b) and (ii-b) in that the former require two mysterious particulars in addition to and distinct from Judy and John, whereas the latter require, at least prima facie, only two particulars of familiar sort, Judy and John, and their being engaged in an activity of a certain kind or in a certain manner.

In this study only two particular angles were chosen as representative cases for the two kinds of initial magnetic configurations –60° for the C-state and 30° for the S-state (Fig. 2). Figure 2: Magnetic structure of two initial states chosen as representative cases for C- (left) and S-states (right).

The error was increased to 1.5° for only two particular data that were derived from aurora curtains (see below).

It should be noted that devices with identical initial resistive state could attain infinite plausible cases of dissimilar filament distributions, though only two particular cases were investigated here.

The virtue of this way of framing the design of an unemployment benefit system is that it opens a continuum of choices, where classic UI and UISAs are only two particular cases that define both ends of the continuum.

"All information would be provided to only one particular authority in Spain," Goold said.

Traditionally a nomadic hunting and gathering culture, the Sekani were divided into several loosely organized independent bands with fluid leadership; the name Sekani, meaning "dwellers on the rocks," originally denoted only one particular band.

He is the ruler of the forest, of all animal species, or of only one particular species (usually a large game animal e.g., the northern master of the caribou).

RP is not intrinsically superior to other varieties of English; it is itself only one particular accent that has, through the accidents of history, achieved more prestige than others.

Becker introduced the important distinction between "general" human capital (which is valued by all potential employers) and "firm-specific" human capital (which involves skills and knowledge that have productive value in only one particular company).

In practice, most research is focused on only one particular band gap that which encloses the Fermi level (the energy level at which electrons exist or are below when a solid is at absolute zero temperature).