Sentence examples for some particular branch from inspiring English sources

Is it of outstanding significance for the study of some particular branch of art, learning or history?

A foundational effort can be directed at many different branches of mathematics simultaneously, or just at some particular branch, such as arithmetic.

Many students are forced by their parents or peers to select some particular branch of engineering in which they have no interest.

Although an inflammatory wall thickening was evident along the whole length of a particular branch in some cases, a segmental, patchy appearance of distinct, well-defined halos (length ranging between 5 and 15 mm) was evident in CDS.

As Smith wrote, "The interest of the dealers" — i.e., manufactures and merchants — "in any particular branch of trade or manufacture, is always in some respects different from, and even opposite to, that of the public".

The interest of manufacturers and merchants, Smith maintained, in any particular branch of trade or manufactures, is always in some respects different from, and even opposite to, that of the public.

Set in an open-all-night "Pancake House & Bar," it's about a group of thin-skinned psychoanalysts who gather to drink limitless coffee refills, eyeball one another sexually and, with any luck, toss around some "new ideas" about how to reconcile "classical metapsychology to our particular branch of Self/Other Friction Theory".

While there have been some excellent reviews in this field in the past, they often focused on a particular branch, such as analytical models, of this broad discipline.

But for the moment, this particular branch of AOL Anywhere might be better called AOL Nowhere.

This particular branch of the phorid family is known for its diversity.

This particular branch was renovated from the old Shanpia Hotel Akasaka, a largely characterless tourist hotel.