If you like somebody, compliment them on the particularities you like about them.
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, according to Frank, the world can be divided into two classifications — "rule skeptics," who question formal legal rules, and "fact skeptics," who question the particularities of a case — then Sotomayor might be considered a self-skeptic: someone who, like a golfer videotaping her swing, is constantly checking herself for tics and hitches.
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.
The above scenario might seem relatively unlikely, given the mounting competition – particularity from the likes of Google – and other risks such as elongating handset upgrade cycles in developed markets.
Meanwhile, Virgin told HuffPost that airline particularities ― like whether a carrier considers "premium economy" seats to be add-ons to economy tickets or a separate type of ticket altogether ― determine how these seats appear on airfare sites.
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".
But Mr. Hay focused on the particularity of things, like the faintly speckled texture and frayed perforations of toilet-paper squares, rather than creating generic icons.
In its particularity, this insight is like that of a master craftsman, who knows what is appropriate at each juncture of his practice.
As an advocate of gender equality, why do you feel it is crucial for men -- particularity successful male entrepreneurs like yourself -- to support gender equality?
