Sentence examples for particulars by which from inspiring English sources

And as our children grow, should they begin to show the slightest hint of some lingering residue of the opposite gender, P and I will lovingly pull them aside and list all the particulars by which we were able to identify their unintentional deficiency.

These are the budget deficit in general, and the so-called "entitlement problem" in particular, by which is meant Social Security as well as Medicare and Medicaid.

Worthy of critical exploration in the case of these figures: the extent to which, and on what terms, each of them embraced (assimilated) prevailing European and Euro-American conceptions of civilization and the processes and conditions, states of character in particular, by which a person or people could be said to be "civilized".

The two new drugs, products of biotechnology, each attack a particular mechanism by which cancer cells grow.

Over and above the consecration applied to ordinary men, anointment has a place in the particular rituals by which certain men receive positions of eminence.

The relative sizes of basins of attraction are highly sensitive to the particular mechanisms by which correlation is achieved.

Our study focuses on one particular means by which scientists acquire and deploy S&T human capital, research collaboration.

Few contemporary political theorists think that the particular steps by which Hobbes reasons his way to this conclusion are both sound and valid.

We first provide the results on lending conditions and standards in boom and bust periods, and then we analyze the particular mechanism by which banks in Spain influenced the housing and credit bubble.

It was a long white piece of cloth with a Todop (golden hem) tied around the head like a turban in a particular manner by which they could be easily identified as Catholics.

While the present paper does not attempt to suggest a particular mechanism by which this could be attained, in the case of empowerment we can propose some hypothetical paths for the emergence of such a phenomenon.