Sentence examples for particular presented from inspiring English sources
Sam Zaid, co-founder and chief executive of Getaround, a RelayRides competitor, said that the growing amount of computing power in cars in general, and electric vehicles in particular, presented a "natural fit" for car sharing.
An interesting alternative currently used by many centers and in particular presented in Roudet et al. study (Roudet et al. 2015) is the protection frame with a tendon from the crow's feet (gracilis or semitendinosus).
In particular, presented in this article is a novel iterative approach for designing a symmetric relay processor to maximize an approximate sum mutual information of the effective channels between the two end nodes.
The Treasury Ministry in particular presented a very negative view, suggesting that there was no way the project would have any positive financial returns for the government, especially in light that "the industry's past record of over-optimistic estimating (including the recent history of the TSR.2) suggests that it would be prudent to consider the £150 million [cost] to turn out much too low".
SNP +139 in particular presented high frequency in several lines.
In two recent studies covering three USA States, pipiens form females that have fed upon mammals (humans in particular) presented significantly higher proportions of molestus genetic ancestry [ 10, 26].
And dance, in particular, presents an absorbing alternative to singing and taking part in gospel choirs, that staple of evangelical church worship.
"Julius Caesar," in particular, presents its director with an almost irresistible urge to draw upon the presence of a real, rather than imaginary, crowd: for centuries, performers have included the audience among those friends, Romans, and countrymen famously addressed.
Green Public Procurement (GPP), in particular, presents valuable characteristics in terms of directionality, volumes and measurability.
Europe, in particular, presents an equally dismaying picture.
The second is that international arbitration, in particular, presents a situation where money dictates justice.
