Sentence examples for particularly i will from inspiring English sources
More particularly I will discuss the extent to which it makes sense to describe that system as a legal system.
In particularly, I will review psychophysical and neuroimaging studies that have investigated how we recognise the consequences of our own actions, and why patients with delusions of control confuse self-produced and externally produced actions and sensations.
More particularly, I will study the design and development, by Thomas H. Morgan's group, of the technique of linkage mapping, which embodies the integration of the Mendelian and cytological forms of representation.
Particularly, I will explain the notion of spatial and temporal degrees of freedom offered by complex media, which are as many levers one can use to manipulate waves using arrays of sources.
Particularly, I will highlight: (1) How we create "locomotion energy landscapes" to understand how insects and legged robots transition between different forms of movement to traverse highly cluttered terrain.
Should I be particularly vigilant, I will observe that they do, indeed and in fact, go absolutely nowhere.
One that has stuck in my mind particularly, which I will use next time, is to tell all the students that they must do the computations (on calculator, phone etc)., and that I'm going to pick people out to tell me what they got (since it's such an easy calculation to do).
If I'm feeling particularly cruel, I will remind myself that I am HIV positive, too, and I'll imagine how that might play out as I age.
If I'm feeling particularly cruel, I will remind myself that I am HIV positive, too, and I'll imagine how that might play out as I age.
"If I go to a profile on MySpace of a particularly attractive girl, I will be perfectly willing to wait for the next three minutes if I have to for all her slide shows to load.
BEATING THE CROWDS If I'm feeling particularly clever, I'll race over to Terrace Bagels for a bag of mini-bagels; I like sesame and Hafina likes Everything.
