Sentence examples for particular registration from inspiring English sources

"We think it was someone who was intending to build an aircraft and wanted to get himself a particular registration mark right away.

Virginia does not register voters by party, and it was not clear why the particular registration forms may have been selected for discarding.

Tim Dubnau, an organizer with the Communications Workers of America union, said he had spoken with many voters who were unable to cast ballots today because of the state's particular registration regulations.

FIFRA addresses numerous aspects of pesticide control in considerable detail, in particular: registration and classification, 136a; applicator certification, 136b; inspection of pesticide production facilities, 136e and 136g; and the possible ban and seizure of pesticides that are misbranded or otherwise fail to meet federal requirements, 136k.

In particular, registration, monitoring, and evaluation are deficient.

This particular registration key will trick the malware program into thinking you have paid for their service.

In particular, the registration scheme can be applied to selected markers based on a density-aware selection criterion, for example, the registration can be made every 5 McRAITs.

In particular, the registration was performed by first using the "Normalise" module in SPM5 to conduct a 12-parameter affine transformation and then employing a linear combination of low-spatial-frequency discrete cosine transform (DCT) basis functions to represent deformations and conduct a non-rigid regsitration.

In particular, the registration of a birth could be seen as a socially desirable behavior, and may lead to an overestimate of the prevalence of registered children.

(c) Upon request and payment of the fee specified by section 708, the Copyright Office shall make a search of its public records, indexes, and deposits, and shall furnish a report of the information they disclose with respect to any particular deposits, registrations, or recorded documents.

Mr. Cantor claimed in particular that the registration language was overly vague and might even raise First Amendment issues.