Sentence examples for particular interesting to from inspiring English sources

I've been wearing mine for 22 hours and 17 minutes and...well...I've found that illusive "love at first Google Glass sight". What's particular interesting to me is the ability to shift my field of vision from distance right to the Glass display.

"The Middle East is particular interesting to us," Ressi says, "both because it collectively has a young population that's growing fast and is increasingly literate in web and mobile tech as well as the fact that young, entrepreneurially-minded people in these countries have traditionally been underserved and overlooked by incubation and accelerator programs".

It is in particular interesting to observe the 95%% confidence interval width.

It would be in fact particular interesting to know the difference between the components encoded by the two fla clusters in terms of expression and assembly, and how two different flagellum systems coexist in this archaeon.

Since the LexA-binding sites that were experimentally characterized [ 17, 20] in Synechocystis sp. PCC6803 are different from the sequences in our scanning profile, and considering the distinct nature of the LexA protein in Synechocystis sp. PCC6803 indicated above, it would be particular interesting to determine by experiment the function of the predicted sites in this genome.

The Midwest in particular is interesting to Lyft, as Chicago had been its fastest-growing new market to date.

Perhaps a sense of insulation from direct impact has been what has made this particular bankruptcy interesting to most San Diegans.

The latter set of images is in particular interesting since it enables to assess the quality of images impaired by both compression and transmission errors.

Our philosophy is not to estimate all possible interactions, but to identify particular "interesting" interactions based either on biology, previous results, or the predictive power of the features based on a global run.

In particular, interesting regimes in combustion correspond to systems in which diffusion and reaction are much faster processes than advection.

One particular interesting application of this is to distinguish between events, coming from the emission object and from a transmission source [35] (Fig. 7).