Sentence examples for particular question of from inspiring English sources

All through "Water Dogs" a wonderful tension revolves around place, with the particular question of Maine at its pivot.

As part of the general question of Peter's residence and martyrdom in Rome, debated since the appearance of the Defensor pacis of Marsilius of Padua (c. 1275 c. 1342), the particular question of where Peter was buried has been argued.

In any case, the issue of realism (vs. anti-realism) in the Tractatus must address the question of the limits of language and the more particular question of what there is (or is not) beyond language.

In the second experiment (Sect. 5.2), we put our approach to practice and apply it in a use case where medical professionals annotate documents in order to support research on their particular question of interest.

Let us turn to the particular question of the choice of the system of constants b i ( p ) from Equation 6. Suppose that in order to get closer to the profit optimality (but not really the most precise adjustments), the PU makes preliminary (before signing a contract) recognition of the spectrum demands.

A particular question of this form concerns the continuum itself: if the continuum is equivalent to the second number-class, then clearly it can be well-ordered, and indeed this is a necessary condition for showing that the continuum is represented at all in the scale.

Slipping on her "cherry reds," Lonnie D leaves her packing behind and recalls her high school days -- in particular, questions of identity after she fielded a sexual advance from her same-gender best friend.

The particular questions of wide empire - how to manage communications over huge distances, how to weld hopelessly disparate peoples into one coherent system - were first asked, and answered, in Persia.

The main focus of the inquiry is on the events leading up to the 2003 invasion, in particular questions of about the legality of military action, faulty intelligence and whether Blair gave an early undertaking to the then US president, George W Bush, to support the US-led invasion.

"But some of the more devious folks in our outfit were saying, 'Well, they could also insert their own code — and they probably have.' " For example, a foreign intelligence agency might find it extremely useful to know who was asking particular questions of Google's search engine.

The background for his investigation into optics was undoubtedly the different particular questions of astronomical optics (see Straker 1971).