Sentence examples for particularities are not from inspiring English sources

They have been mistaken, he believes, in emphasizing "systematicity"—the fact that a language's particularities are "not just random, but based on rules".

As it does not make a clear separation of the language structure and the application source code, the NCL particularities are not generalized, resulting in the validation of each element of the language as a particular case.

Such particularities are not explicitly considered in this study.

Joudah, who believes Zaqtan's poetry "is important because, simply, it is poetry of the highest kind that speaks to the human condition in general and in particular; this particularity is not only Palestinian, but also that of oppression in the age of the nation-state", took to Facebook to mobilise support for the Palestinian writer.

Moreover, particularity is not incompatible with universalism.

Finding the common denominator in what we all believe or eschewing any kind of religious particularity is not the answer to religious extremism.

The complete validation of NCL documents cannot be made through traditional XML validation techniques, since NCL has a set of particularities that are not supported by these techniques.

The perspective-based scope is, perhaps, the clearest example of one of the particularities that are not generalized in the source code.

They typically have their particularities, and aren't always gung-ho about change.

Thus, often the particularities met in other countries are not considered.

As far as we are aware, there is no instrument developed or validated in developing region contexts, so that the particularities of ageing in these areas are not included in the measures available.