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The natural selection that Darwin described in The Origin of Species is only a particular example of a universal process.

This particular example of it, expounded in the Mail, argues that bike lanes are disproportionately to blame for vehicle congestion and associated pollution in British towns.

The refuser front embraces left, centre and right, including champions of free enterprise for whom all forms of state regulation - which greenbelt designation is a particular example of - usually exist only to be loosened.

Can you give me a particular example of something that puzzled you?") He toured Europe frequently in the early 60's, and some of the music is captured on "Live Trane," Fantasy's new seven-disc box set.

Asked about a particular example of Hebrew shorthand often used in laconic online chat, Mr. Birnbaum was able with a click of his mouse to locate the earliest use of it — in a Dead Sea scroll.

LYNN SOMERSTEIN New York City I believe the arc of Louis Nordstrom's experience is a particular example of a profound shift in how the Buddhadharma is being taught in the West.

A particular example of cubic to cubic transformation within the homogeneous modulus approximation is considered.

The particular example of precipitation of ordered intermetallics from a disordered matrix is considered.

The neural network of the brain is a particular example of motivating interest.

A particular example of this generic problem formulation is presented next.

Vincent's discovery is in fact a particular example of the bilinear transformation due to August Ferdinand Moebius (1790 1868).