Sentence examples for particularly on three from inspiring English sources

Covering the era between 1870 and 1914, when psychological theory and psychiatric practice began to transform our understanding of the mind's hidden workings, Appignanesi leads us through a range of exemplary cases, focusing particularly on three high-profile trials – one in England, one in France, one in America.

CHEPSAA focuses particularly on three areas of capacity strengthening: staff and organizational development within partner institutions, HPSR+A course development, and networking and getting research into policy and practice (GRIPP) nationally and internationally.

6 However, the yardstick for their performance motivation assessment should be different from usual health staffs particularly on three grounds; (1) many CHWs are volunteers and not salaried staff, (2) they are lay workers without prior training on community health and (3) CHWs constitute the outreach workforce directly linking the community with the formal healthcare.

I discuss Ben Bederson's contributions to the history of physics, focusing particularly on two articles he published in Physics in Perspective, one on his wartime experiences as a soldier in the U.S. Army's Special Engineering Detachment, the other on physics in New York City.

Covering her entire career, it focuses particularly on two dominant themes in the artist's oeuvre enclosed gardens and portraiture.

Luther's impact on his contemporaries was profound, particularly on two figures whose activities anticipated many developments to come.

The case focuses particularly on seven charitable trusts that Mr. Suharto fed by mandating donations from the national budget.

There are, however, several reasons why the two situations are radically different, particularly on two key fronts.

The film chronicles this rapid ascent from anonymity to stardom, focusing particularly on five women who were recruited onto the team when they were teenagers and played together into their mid-30's: Ms. Hamm, Ms. Chastain, Kristine Lilly, Joy Fawcett and Julie Foudy.

She required guts to do it – her single greatest quality – and she deserved some cross-party support, particularly on two occasions: the Falklands and the miners strike, when her personal resolve made all the difference between victory or defeat.

The authors hypothesized that different blood pressure readings in the two arms were a sign of the narrowing or hardening of a person's arteries, particularly on one side of the body.