Sentence examples for particular expressions from inspiring English sources

For particular expressions of Hooke's law in this form, see bulk modulus; shear modulus; Young's modulus.

These laws correspond to God's general will, in contradistinction to particular expressions of God's will: miracles and other occasional acts of divine intervention.

Particular expressions normally precede more general ones: Neil Armstrong set foot on the Moon at 4 o'clock in the morning on July 21 , 1969

Kalb traces the study of human facial physiology back to G. B. Duchenne de Boulogne, a nineteenth-century French neurologist who specialized in using electrical impulses to induce particular expressions in his subjects, from the "primordial" ("meditation," "pain") to the "complex" ("sensual delirium," "agreeable reflection").

And by using natural-language processing software to look for particular expressions, and cross-referencing potential matches with medical and botanical databases, the text can be analysed quickly.Manually combing through the text of the first volume of the "Ambonese Herbal" took four weeks, says Mr Buenz, but his experimental automated system did the same work in a few hours.

A semantic theory for a language assigns semantic values (meanings) to particular expressions in the language.

Watching his performances there is a palpable passion and joy in the craft while expressing a particular expression of his blackness and connections to a black religious framework.

In particular, expression of TDGF-1 and GDF-3 was observed only in cells expressing relatively high levels of surface antigens.

"The logic of such a ruling is hard to limit to any particular expression".

It's a particular expression, rarely found in an unneedled face, and it takes some getting used to.

While I considered simply sending you another smiley face, I grew concerned that this particular expression no longer accurately depicted the extent of playfulness I'm now feeling.