It is a very particular, somewhat peculiar place in the landscape of New York, but Mr. McIndoe (pronounced MAC-indoo), whose restaurant at 258 West 44th Street bears his name, is at the moment the chief baby sitter, best pal, older brother, younger brother, secret keeper, party maker, avid audience, expert diplomat, host with the most on Broadway.
Movement or DEMF, for the purists caters to the particular and somewhat picky tastes of techno and house heads with a lineup that comprises both local legends and an illustrious crop from Europe.
Although in animals this "estimative" power is shaped by instinct, and perhaps by experience, it is susceptible to reason in humans, so that Aquinas called it the "cogitative power" and even – somewhat oxymoronically – "particular reason".
Although the odds ratios for all studied risk factors were in the same direction, and of similar order of magnitude with the two control groups, the point estimates differed somewhat, in particular for life-style variables.
Due to the large sample size of our dataset, the average face appears somewhat smoothed, in particular around the mouth and eye regions.
Degas gives little sign of wanting women, but only of liking to subject them to his very particular, somewhat creepy gaze.
The play finds three of the more enchanting young actresses in New York theater flashing, somewhat fitfully, their particular charms as latter-day variations on the mopey Prozorov girls.
Why this particular somewhat sleepy city of no more than 250,000, in a state better known as the birthplace of the blues?
Lynch has said, more than once, that he had to "learn to talk," and his very particular, somewhat limited vocabulary seems in many ways an outgrowth of his aesthetic.
On the other hand, the same record may be interpreted as not particularly punctuated but rather a gradual process, with the rate of change somewhat greater at particular times.
