The texts of the 1830s located the logical structure which, for Bauer, defined the religious consciousness: the immediate identity between particularity, whether of a subject or a community, and the abstract universal, a unity achieved without self-transformation.
However, this phenomenon does not seem to be a particularity of the interaction between Salmonella with Arabidopsis plants.
It might be a clue that Baumbach is to leave behind the peculiar style of his previous work permanently, moving towards a middle ground somewhere between particularity and populism.
The particularity of MFA is to compute a distance between individuals corresponding to a weighted sum of the separate distances induced by every set of variables.
It has come under sustained attack on two grounds: first, that it fails to take into account racial, cultural and class differences between women (particularity argument); second, that it posits a normative ideal of womanhood (normativity argument).
This particularity allowed finding differences between the two severity groups.
Love is between two particular people in their particularity.
Hill makes his own atmosphere, like Fitzgerald, full of the same contrasts between the lively presence of riches and the dogged particularity of the ordinary.
The particularity of this three-layer composite configuration resides in the elemental diffusion between the outer layer and the core layer.
Finally, this inconsistency between our qualitative and quantitative findings might be explained by the particularity of case-study research methods.
Another particularity of the Tunisian population is that the SDF1 3′allelele frequency differed significantly between our HIV-infected patients (57.1%) and our donor group (42.8%), whereas the wild-type allele of SDF1 is more frequent in the donor population (73.1%) than in the HIV-infected population (26.8%).
