Sentence examples for particular display of from inspiring English sources

Over the years, this particular display of post-touchdown merriment has made its share of headlines, as it did in 2000, when Owens, then with the 49ers, scored in Dallas, sprinted for the second time to midfield and half-spiked the ball on the Cowboys' star logo.

The bezel on this particular display, of which you see 9 above, is only 1.5mm on the sides and 2.5mm at the top and bottom.

This particular display of charged particles hitting the Earth's atmosphere took place in Tromsø, Norway.

Careening over the peaks of Senja, oxygen produces the greens and nitrogen the purples, seen in this particular display of the Northern Lights.

This particular display of genitals does not so much illicit lust as it does a naïve honesty, a shamelessness of the body, as if Adam never ate that apple and realized his own nakedness.

In this regard, it is interesting to note that phylogenetic gene trees are a particular display of one very particular instance of 'family resemblance'.

So much of digital art is networked and so much of networked digital art prescribes Internet users to modify or collaboratively build particular display instances of a work.

He also shows that it is important to differentiate between immigrants according to country of origin – immigrants from Iraq in particular display low levels of match and a high level of overeducation.

Analysis across chromosomes reveals that chromosomes 21 and 22, in particular, display higher rates of cis-eQTLs after adjusting for a number of factors including gene number, coding length and number of variants.

His epigrams and epistolary poems (épîtres), in particular, display those qualities of wit, intellectual refinement, and sincerity and naturalness that were to characterize the French use of these genres for the next two centuries.

Human populations in general and Native Americans in particular display high levels of variation in cranial morphology.