Sentence examples for particularly look at from inspiring English sources

Sir Stuart, who left M&S in 2010 and is chairman of Ocado, will particularly look at the problems facing the 14 NHS trusts currently in special measures.

We particularly look at the multi-layer perceptron (MLP).

We particularly look at the Multi-Layer Perceptron (MLP) network which has been the most used of ANNs architectures both in the renewable energy domain and in the time series forecasting.

I wanted to particularly look at the way that the entire system can create really bad results based on a false accusation.

All the foot dragging on the part of the Bush Administration may have backfired as the House Judiciary Committee announced in October that it will launch a formal investigation into the phone jamming scandal and will particularly look at possible White House involvement and Justice Department delays.

"We particularly look at the pattern of demarcation near the gills, the pelvic fins and the caudal fin (tail)." Great whites are a rare sight in Hawaii, but they're not unheard of; their presence is even documented in Native Hawaiian ceremonial objects.

Our schools programme is particularly looking at attitudes and outsiders, how easy it is to judge people.

Nick Bryer, head of inequality policy and campaigns, Oxfam GB, Oxford, UK, @oxfamgb Nick works on global economic inequality, particularly looking at tax, public services, work and wages.

Particularly looking at starts, points, rebounds and blocks, one-and-done players are contributing more than 40% again what we would expect just from their sheer numbers.

I HAVE just been in Washington, DC, partly with my think-tank hat on (particularly looking at Nordic-Baltic security co-operation, which is mushrooming) and partly nosing around to find the latest American thinking about the "region".

"The jury's still out on that, but there's a lot of hope, particularly looking at the commercial side of things, that people go through a learning curve online".