Sentence examples for particularly specific from inspiring English sources

This season, the reference was particularly specific: the Spanish invasion of Sicily, which began in the 15th century.

Steinbeck isn't particularly specific about the time frame for his novel, but he does write in the past tense.

Caring is -- goes into it; that's not particularly specific; strength goes into it, that's not specific; standing up against aggression, that's not specific in terms of a program.

Kony's aim for the LRA was never particularly specific beyond the ouster of Museveni and the establishment of a new government based on the Ten Commandments.

Although CSLI isn't usually particularly specific, its warrantless access by the government raises legitimate privacy concerns.

This point may seem particularly specific, but it is such an underrated part of finding peace of mind.

In the present study we clarified that the CBL1 gene promoter from A. mongolicus is a vascular-specific promoter (particularly phloem-specific) by histochemical assay and razorblade section.

Researchers hope the new approach will lead to a better understanding of the human brain, particularly how specific neural circuits are associated with specific behaviors.

Particularly, the specific capacitance remains at 91.3% of the initial value after 5000 cycles under the current density of 5 A g−1.

At constant skin thickness, the effect of the core thickness change on the mechanical properties, particularly their specific stiffness and strength, was investigated.

The results are discussed in terms of the heterogeneous structure of PAn; particularly, its specific features in the films prepared using different methods.