Sentence examples for particularly brief from inspiring English sources
In Milan, where young talent tends to get steamrollered by the mighty brands — especially in this particularly brief season — Ms. Versace's initiative looks like a good bet for the house and for fashion.
Furthermore, the questionnaire was designed to be particularly brief and easy.
The More Than Complete Edition (Evil Twin Comics, paper, $24.95) isn't particularly novel: brief vitae of philosophical greats from the pre-Socratics to the poststructuralists, with explanations of their ideas.
Readers of Brockmeier's previous novels and stories — particularly "The Brief History of the Dead," from 2006 — will be familiar with his talent for dramatizing the struggles of an isolated character.
This chapter reports research findings that suggest the disagreement regarding effectiveness of certain types of treatment, particularly very brief treatment with high-risk abusers.
Research findings are reported that suggest substantial disagreement regarding the effectiveness of certain types of treatment, particularly very brief treatment with high-risk abusers.
But others have been fleeting, particularly the brief increases in support for Gingrich just prior to the Iowa caucuses and the Florida primary.
In visual psychophysics, precise display timing, particularly for brief stimulus presentations, is often required.
The SOF method for duration specification which was clearly dominating in the reviewed studies leads to serious misspecifications particularly for brief stimulus presentations.
Isoproterenol increased the incidence of arrhythmic episodes, particularly of brief episodes (<1.0 s) in all the experimental groups.
Some authours have repeatedly suggested that the evidence of the efficacy of psychosocial therapy is strong enough that it should be considered on the same footing as adjunctive medical therapies such as chemotherapy [ 37], particularly using brief, professionally led support groups with cognitive-behavioral training in active coping strategies.
