Sentence examples for particularities like from inspiring English sources

The OsHV-1 presents several particularities like the capacity to infect bivalve different hosts [ 20- 26], but little is known about virus entry mechanisms or virus life cycle.

If you like somebody, compliment them on the particularities you like about them.

Bloom has a fine eye for emotional particularity — like how seeing your ill and infirm lover padding around in "backless bedroom slippers and green baggy pants" would make you feel equal parts pity and disgust.

This leads to a dilemma that was articulated by Steven French and Michael Redhead (1988); either quantum particles are not individuals, or they are individuals but the principle of individuation that applies to them must make reference to some kind of empirically transcendent haecceity, bare particularity or the like.

If you know she's in a particular club, likes a certain band, or is particularity interested in something, focus your conversation by asking her about it.

In conclusion, we would like to highlight three particularities.

Ms. Wachter wrote, "The particularities of the system, like the giant wooden balls that cleaned the tunnels under the Seine and the big basin which collected the daily grit, are fascinating to see".

And having them tell me their stories, that for all of the differences and all the particularities of their story, felt like they were telling me my story, of growing up gay in Kentucky in the early 90s, with this kind of very near and low horizon of possibility drawn across your life".

However, this system does not take into account particularities of different tumour types (like serum lactate dehydrogenase levels for melanoma) and for this reason we performed detailed analysis to identify more meaningful tools for classification of patients according to their prognosis in our population.

This is a very useful particularity of Definition 5 and we would like to highlight it in a definition.

Endings fall flat, although I liked the particularity of the Kosovo poem about a railway station that finishes: "A thin line of daisies runs/ through a crack in platform one".