Sentence examples for particular of how from inspiring English sources
That was the message of "Past/Forward," presented on Tuesday night at the American Dance Festival at Duke University here, and in particular of "How Long Brethren?," a 1937 dance by Helen Tamiris.
They revolutionized our understanding of how mammals learn to see, in particular of how early visual experience is critical for the development of special cells or mechanisms in the brain needed for normal vision.
Knowledge of how they work and in particular of how their products interact to form the vast network of biochemical pathways referred to as "life"—is harder to assemble.
This chapter presents a developing process of bitemporal data management methods taxonomy and in particular, of how Asserted Versioning supports nontemporal, unitemporal, and bitemporal data by means of physical bitemporal tables.
This field has gained insights into the mechanism of inflammatory bone loss, in particular of how inflammatory cytokines like TNF-alpha, IL1 or IL6 foster bone resorption and inhibit bone formation, resulting in an imbalance of bone homeostasis and thereby precipitating bone loss.
"I'm not certain of the particulars of how I'll be portrayed, but I'm really excited about it," Mr. Gunn said.
By looking at the particulars of how the colors change, that could even give clues of the atmosphere of those distant, unseen planets.
Since then, Mr. Christie, who was skeptical of the legalization, has been haggling with lawmakers and advocates over the particulars of how to carry out the law.
The production of a book has changed drastically in all the particulars of how words and images move from the mind through intermediaries onto a page.
Her book is brave, dignified and painstakingly honest, even when it comes to the banal particulars of how she stayed afloat.
His real enthusiasm seemed to be in discussing the particulars of how his party could set about emulating the recent successes of the Democrats, who Mr. Wilson simultaneously condemned and admired.
