The church's Afrocentric focus makes Mr. Obama a figure of particular authenticity there, because he has the African connections so many members have searched for.
"On social in particular, authenticity is valued above all else," he said, "so showing him unfiltered through raw, real-time video is a good way to do that".
In particular, the authenticity of original artworks invites careful observation: between the observer and the artwork, deep connections and complex interactions occur, and from a constructivist vantage, these lie at the heart of learning (Tishman et al., 2007).
Memories of childhood are often made out to have a particular kind of authenticity; we think they must be pure because we were cognitively so simple back then.
In the West we have a particular definition of authenticity and a mania for it as a standard for art, especially art that we envision as elemental, unmodern, unspoiled.
And however it turns out, this particular experiment in authenticity has opened a debate about why most politicians and their handlers consider consistency so important when candidates, just like other people, do change their minds occasionally.
In order to decide whether particular enhancements compromise authenticity in the ways that these authors suggest, it is important to be clear about what kinds of things are the appropriate targets of attributions of authenticity.
The old New York set at Warner Bros. offers a particular kind of historic authenticity.
But when it comes to where she lives, Ms. Spellman has a particular affection for historical authenticity.
A reliable and fast detection of important food plants, such as maize (Zea mays L ., wheat (Triticum aestivum L ., and soybean (Glycine max L). is of particular interest for food authenticity and safety assessment.
The system is intended to verify the authenticity of a particular Web site — to ensure, in effect, that Gmail is Gmail, and that the connection to the site is encrypted and difficult for an outsider to monitor.
