Sentence examples for program's particularities from inspiring English sources

We therefore recommend researchers who aim to assess the implementation of a CCM-based program to chose an existing framework, such as Carroll's, and adjust it according to the program's particularities.

More than anything, Cornwall's particularity lies in its abiding and diverse sense of place.

Nowadays, a major part of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) vendors follows this standard, although each programming tool adds particularities and stores the automation project in different manner.

And above all, it's about the particularities of this one unique business executive, Carlos Ghosn.

Starvation, cannibalism, murder, reprisals, legitimised slaughter – nothing is glossed over in the novel's unflinching particularity.

Hence, there is a large "grey area" between these two social insurance programs, implying that country-specific institutional particularities related to, e.g., eligibility/certification regulations, replacement levels, duration constraints, and activation requirements determine the allocation of cases between the two.

Mariana Valencia's work springs from the particularities of her life.

There's no need to recount the particularities of their deaths.

Bill's talent was particularity.

The application of classical building-energy simulation programs is not appropriate for glazed spaces because of their particularities (as the transmission of solar radiation through windows as well as reflection and absorption).

Mr. Higgs's appropriative art plays with just such particularities.