Sentence examples for particular a reference from inspiring English sources

Annoyed with the reporter's line of questioning, in particular a reference to whether Leicester's season was "waxing or waning", Pearson's withering comments were picked up as he left his seat.

Glenn Kenny's blog, Some Came Running, is one of my favorites; I was honored to find my name in the post he put up on Friday — in particular, a reference to my capsule review of Jared Hess's film "Gentlemen Broncos," which, Glenn wrote, prompted him to watch the movie (in its Blu-Ray incarnation; I wrote in the magazine last month about the standard DVD issue).

In particular, a reference material would be beneficial for the development of higher order or reference measurement procedures to provide traceability.

This implied, in particular, that a) reference must be sharply distinguished from evidence, and that b) truth must be sharply distinguished from verification.

When I really want something – a particular page or a reference book – I can't find it, so it doesn't work incredibly well.

If the conformer is shape similar beyond a particular threshold to a reference conformer, the reference conformer identifier (CID and LID) and a packed rotational/translational matrix (64-bit integer) are retained.

Also on that particular handbill was a reference to bloodandsoil.org, the same URL listed on the Patriot Front fliers and on the library banner.

For each comparison of index test at a particular threshold with a reference standard, we extracted data on the number of true positives, true negatives, false positives, and false negatives.

The basic considerations which can be obtained using a graphical method are then supported by results provided by a more detailed numerical model of a particular reference machine, a hydraulic crane.

There has also been a concern about the safety of this latter combination, 12 with a particular reference to an increased occurrence of dermatological and autoimmune adverse effects.

The FDR is considered in p.u. (0 1), i.e., FDR of 0.2 for a distribution feeder of length 10 km, with a particular reference point, means a fault at length (0.2 × 10=) 2 km from the reference point on the feeder.