Sentence examples for particularly referenced from inspiring English sources

As with Frank Ocean's recent Channel Orange, the follow-up nods to Stevie Wonder and especially Prince, whose heavenly Purple Rain harmonies are particularly referenced for the hymnal Talking to You.

She particularly referenced the need for stronger regulation on mercury, and tougher -- not reductive -- standards.

The debate surrounding how to deal with the 23-year-old has dominated the Italian press, particularly referencing his storied hattrick against the Serie A side in 2010.

But O'Barry's appeal gets at the inescapable fact that whenever people defend dolphins, they always seem to do so by comparing them to humans (myself included, a couple paragraphs ago), particularly referencing their intelligence.

Particularly, reference architecture for quality management in social media data has been extended and evaluated based on the implementation architecture.

The average redundancy (records-per-unique structure) is 1.5 because some compounds, particularly reference reagents and established drugs, have assay data included in many documents.

"The ribs particularly reference the aftermath of killing large animals like bears.

The FBI has since tried to walk back some language contained in its NDA, particularly references to the bureau's intervention in criminal cases.

Some methods, particularly reference techniques, permit estimation of additional parameters of interest.

An increasing number of clinical laboratories, particularly reference laboratories, utilize liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry (LC/MS/MS) for steroid hormone measurement [ 5].

By early Modern English, many nouns were capitalized and the earth became (and often remained) the Earth, particularly when referenced along with other heavenly bodies.