Sentence examples for real particularities from inspiring English sources

A unique chapter summarising the real particularities of nutrition support for some specific conditions would have been easier and more practical.

The underestimation of the extension of the area, however, is real – as some particularities cannot be taken into account by such a general approach: notably, we used the same seismic intensity attenuation for all events, while attenuation laws are dependent on regional tectonic and geological conditions.

Mr. Sachs captures the ebb and flow of their intimacy and the crises that disrupt it with skill and sensitivity, and the performances have the oddness and particularity of real life.

In the following section we will argue that there are two factors that contributed to explain the relatively strong effect for teams in the present study; (1) the importance of real teams and (2) the particularity of the Norwegian context.

There is always something almost-recognisable and yet at once unnervingly imprecise about the world of a Philippe Claudel novel; something that makes a reader feel as though he is somewhere real, but not in place with particularity.

It is hard to envisage Google Maps' particularity because there are no real alternatives.

Plus, when you add in the phenomenon of geography, which was very real until recently, and add into it the particularity of Soviet reality, even just the difficult names — when you add all that in, you have a considerable barrier, a mental fence that was constructed especially by the Western left.

In the parking lot, he repairs the leg, resting it on an old pink towel that has been mentioned several times in the story for no other reason than to bring in the necessary particularity that will make the story feel real.

Though the challenges identified above are real ones, various developments, ranging from new conditions for funding to particularities of certain types of medical research, render the first steps and building of the infrastructure project's first spokes much easier.

Our approach aims to provide a flexible experience that can adapt to students in real-time, by providing rich feedback tailored according to the particularities of every student.

For Diderot, the nature the artist ought to imitate is the real nature we experience, warts and all (as it were), in its particularity.