Sentence examples for particular supported from inspiring English sources
The Sacred Harp (1844) in particular, supported by county and regional conventions in a number of Southern states, kept its four-shape fasola notation and a large corpus of New England psalmody, fuging tunes, spiritual songs, and revival choruses in several 20th-century editions.
What practices and pedagogies can be (in particular) supported from smart video learning environments?
In particular, supported CeO2 and CeO2-based mixed oxides are effective catalysts for the oxidation of different hydrocarbons and for the removal of organics from polluted water from different sources [6].
The complementary information gathered from combining the various techniques of microstructure characterization, in particular, supported the investigation of twins and the preferred crystallographic orientations of grains in the electrodeposits.
The central government, BNPB in particular, supported the decision taken by its provincial counterpart, and it sent an assessment and quick response team to West Java and connected them with the other line ministries and agencies, such as the Ministry of Health, army, and police.
Ronald Reagan, in particular, supported and exalted the regime of Ríos Montt, reducing the massacres and dehumanization of indigenous communities to a "bum rap" for Ríos Montt.
Research into the alienating nature of the Internet — and Facebook in particular — supports Kross's conclusion.
In particular, supports with a large specific surface area have good dispersion of metal oxides within the supports, leading to high reaction activity [4, 9].
These projects were also important in the standardisation of practices and formal procedures, in particular, supporting entrepreneurship and collaborative R&D projects.
In particular, Supporting information, Fig. S2 shows the relation between the AC magnetic and the optomagnetic sample response.
Group dance, in particular, supports a sense of integration and connection that counteracts the difficulty of orientating oneself in time and space [ 26].
