Sentence examples for particular discusses from inspiring English sources
Neither Plato nor Aristotle treats Pythagoras as having contributed to the development of Presocratic cosmology, although Aristotle in particular discusses the topic in some detail in the first book of the Metaphysics and elsewhere.
The article gives an explicit description of the internal structure of this crossed product and, in particular, discusses the interrelation between relative Cuntz Pimsner algebras and partial isometric crossed products.
In particular, she discusses the emergence of several groups, mostly progressive, that claim to represent local and independent small businesses.
In particular, he discusses very well the "problem of units" (1992 290), which raises important questions about lexical representation.
In particular, it discusses defect characterization, fault modeling, and test generation of circuits based on RTDs and QCA.
In particular it discusses a technique and methodology to determine the bulk air content in an on-line process plant.
In particular, it discusses the limitations of the frequentist model when dealing with limited data or a combination of tensile and compressive strength data.
In particular, it discusses the identification problem, that is the issue of having to solve for unique values of the parameters of the structural model from the values of the parameters of the reduced form of the model.
In particular, it discusses signatures that, in addition to providing powerful clues on the GRB progenitors, can also shed light on the physical characteristics, such as metallicity and dust content, of the GRB host galaxies.
This paper initiates a basic study of stable social laws; in particular, it discusses the stability benefits one obtains from using social laws rather than simple conventions, the existence of stable social laws under various assumptions, the computation of stable social laws, and the representation of stable social laws in a graph-theoretic framework.
In particular, he discusses the importance of replication of experiments and studies on priming effects.
