Sentence examples for particularly emphasis from inspiring English sources
Particularly emphasis is made about the dynamics of self-assembly and the characterization of both the self-assembly process and crystallization.
At the first stage of this study, an experimental investigation was carried out to evaluate the influence of compositions on the mechanical behaviour of ECC materials, particularly emphasis on flexural behaviour.
The analysis is done by ways of a pooled cross-country and time series analysis based on 31 advanced countries1 for which detailed annual data on different ALMPs (putting particularly emphasis on those specifically targeted to low-skilled individuals) exists for the period 1985–2010.
Particularly emphasis is placed on the appropriateness of wordings and response choices that must reflect the opportunities available to clinicians working at large as well as small departments across different regions of the country.
New York gets particularly strong emphasis right now during its show "Remembering 9/11".
Early American education takes many cues from older systems in Europe, particularly their emphasis on so-called project-based learning.
Some analysts detected a tougher tone in the statement released after the bank's meeting, particularly its emphasis on risks from inflation.
To the Editor: I applaud Alison Gopnik for her very informative article about how smart babies and young children really are, and particularly her emphasis on the importance of exploration and imaginative play for fostering their learning and creative thinking.
There's not a particularly big emphasis upon possession but Leverkusen's dynamism and intensity are often spectacular, and therefore this should be a clash between two energetic, counterattacking sides.
But his recommendations for future fiscal policy— particularly the emphasis on the need for continued investment and reducing unemployment — generally hews closer to Mr. Obama's position than to the views of Congressional Republicans.
He said a more intriguing question was whether Mr. Summers agreed with changes in the way that the Fed pursues its goals, particularly its emphasis on speaking to markets more clearly.
