Sentence examples for particular singular from inspiring English sources

"His work has a particular singular point of view," said Janet Pierson, the South by Southwest's producer.

Reading Walter Benjamin today, instantiating the you to whom he once appealed, what he once thought about the world now being thought by us, he emerges as the particular, singular, unique individual he was: in other words, as a human being.

No particular singular elements are required in the calculation.

In particular, singular systems have an impulse behavior, and they make relevant research becoming more complex and novel.

It has to be stressed that selection of the first strategy will be preferred since the precoding vectors that correspond to this particular singular value maximize the channel capacity.

"Who wants to be the next idol?" doesn't seem to promote individuality or a particular singular vision.

In particular, near singular solutions exist and singularities are prevented from occurring in finite time by mechanisms akin to those in the evolution of vortex patches.

This space — that is, the novel's — is idiosyncratic, particular, and singular: in other words, it represents the exact opposite of the media, which strives toward the universal and general.

Still, I was left wondering: the closeup is, by definition, the most in-your-face approach to the impact of rock, but does it honestly suit the Stones, and, in particular, the singular figure of their front man, writhing like an electric eel in black pants?

In particular, injective singular integral operators of the first kind are bijective and have bounded inverse.

In particular, at singular points (pinwheels), all orientations meet (see the upper right corner); for a fine-scale experimental study of the neighbourhood of such points, see [8].