Sentence examples for particular constellations from inspiring English sources

Taking advantage of the heterogeneous distribution of natural resources across the landscape, a GIS catchment analysis of the orientation of settlements toward particular constellations of resources is presented.

Because the blinding sunlight blocks some stars from view, the particular constellations that can be seen depend on the position of Earth in its orbit i.e., on the apparent place of the Sun.

Any number of factors could have been responsible: the patients' age and fitness, the severity of their conditions, their particular constellations of symptoms, their health plans, or perhaps something as banal as their proximity to the hospital — nothing could be ruled out.

Studies have shown that particular constellations of rewards can influence decision making beyond their objective value in a cost-benefit analysis [13].

The aim of these descriptors is to characterize particular constellations of common sized rings, to identify structures that look normal purely based on the ring sizes but may be in fact rare due to the way the rings are connected together in a cluster.

This analysis indicates that genes occurring in particular constellations are subject to similar selection pressures.

Whatever anyone's particular constellation of symptoms may be, however, autism is not associated with brutality.

Why do Europeans today enjoy this particular constellation of rights when the Commission exercises authority?

The paper also shows the consequences of this particular constellation of services for health in low-income households.

Nonetheless, Markel creates rich portraits of men who shared, as he writes of Freud, a "particular constellation of bold risk taking, emotional scar tissue, and psychic turmoil".

This decision was down to Netanyahu, and of course his interaction with a very particular constellation of events inside Israel and in the Middle East.