Sentence examples for particular strongly from inspiring English sources
Zen, in particular, strongly influenced Meatyard's photography in that his photos reflected the connection between nature and humans.
Both the Age and the Herald Sun backed a Coalition victory on Saturday, with the Herald Sun in particular strongly critical of Labor throughout the campaign.
The Bush administration wants the Bank to give half of its help for the poorest countries as grants, something that Europeans, in particular, strongly oppose.
The Reynolds number, in particular, strongly influences the airfoil performance.
Over the last decade, high-resolution Angle-Resolved Photoemission Spectroscopy (ARPES) has emerged as a tool of choice for studying the electronic structure of solids, in particular, strongly correlated complex materials such as cuprate superconductors.
Particular interest and complicity of formation of EDL and drift sequence in the atmosphere of these planets arise from radically different operation conditions, in particular, strongly rarefied atmosphere of the one planet and extremely dense atmosphere of another.
It is an open-source, computational physics library providing a framework for the quick development of applications in the field of many-body quantum physics, and in particular, strongly-correlated electronic systems.
GUT1 in particular is strongly induced by a factor of 6.2, and STL1 is the most strongly induced of all genes on the cDNA array (21.7), suggesting that V5.TM6* has undergone a substantial genetic adjustment compared to its parent.
Large positive CI means that a particular input strongly influences the outcome towards being symptomatic (0.9 output value), whereas large negative CI means that a particular input strongly influences the outcome of the network towards an asymptomatic outcome (0.1 output value).
I understand that the Catholic Church in particular feels strongly about birth control, but this isn't a theocracy.
That may be changing as a result of events, with the French in particular pushing strongly for greater pooling of intelligence following the Paris attacks.
