Sentence examples for particular and specific from inspiring English sources

Each step is mediated by a particular and specific enzyme.

"We consider that despite being restricted to particular and specific contingencies, the provisions set out by the Home Office are unlikely to meet threshold tests of public interest, justification or fairness," the commission adds.

Under the new guidelines, Africa Command may treat Somalia under less-restrictive battlefield rules: Without interagency vetting, commanders may strike people thought to be Shabab fighters based only on that status, without any reason to think that the individual target poses a particular and specific threat to Americans.

At Vicarious, we have a particular and specific definition of what we mean when we say AI, which is artificial general intelligence, or human-like intelligence.

The circumstances of this election in the UK are very unusual, possibly unique, and there are likely to be issues which will require particular and specific consideration.

We can convey certain things to the reader very quickly — the age of a character, the way she may change through time, the particular and specific elements of place".

Good writing is made of luminous particulars and specific details.

Rather, ethics depends on a sensitivity, developed over a lifetime, to particular people and specific situations.

Cap-and-trade regulation has succeeded because it focuses on reducing total pollution to the emissions cap without specifying particular technologies and specific emissions levels for hundreds of different sources.

"Our task was to explore how to apply the Mercedes-Benz design language to the particular proportions and specific requirements of a boat.

Through comparative engagement with case studies of particular regions and specific biosocial domains this group explored the sometimes incommensurate relationship between the representations of liberalism and facts on the ground.