Sentence examples for particularities on from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, my account of the historical failures of a "mathematical biology" shows that, in good part, these failures derive precisely from inappropriate expectations that mathematical physicists have brought to their study of biology -- especially from their expectations of general principles and their neglect of the concrete particularities on which evolution has so spectacularly depended.

The particularities on the mistake count demonstrated that gaming experience does not influence the understanding of the manufacturing operation.

Our work identifies common features in the carrier recombination mechanisms among different types of high-efficiency PSCs, and simultaneously signals particularities on specific architectures, mostly in the carrier dynamics at outer interfaces.

Preliminary field surveys showed no detectable particularities on serpentine ECM fungal communities [20], [21], however, such studies were based on limited sampling and are insufficient for drawing conclusions on the existence of fungal serpentine adaptation.

We do not have all the conditionality (specifiability, particularity) on one side and all the unconditionality (transcendence, inconceivability) on the other.

But, above all, she proves that Hamlet as a role depends less on the particularities of gender than on the width of sensibility.

Yet he was also clearly concerned with allegiance to Holy Writ as interpreted by the Church, and to this end offers a Church-friendly account of the condemnation that focuses not on the underlying heliocentrism but on particularities of the Galilean model (O V 60b).

We then analyze the particularities of measurement on a mobile wheelchair and comment on available solutions, finally suggesting a sample practical design for a medium complexity multichannel acquisition system.

He talked for a while about the particularities of operating on children.

Local opposition to wind farms probably operates at scales smaller than counties (or may cross county lines) and can depend on particularities of landscape and soundscape impacts, as well as the distribution of benefits.

Further, native speakers might not reflect on particularities of their own language and this study points out the advantages of multi-cultural and multi-lingual research teams.