Sentence examples for special instances from inspiring English sources

Skeletal traction may be necessary in special instances.

Right now, the least amount of space between signals is about every 300 feet, except in special instances, like curves.

But except in special instances, confidential communications ought to be released only after passions have settled and scholars can examine the records in fuller context.

Richard Wagner in his operatic reforms utilized a continuous musical texture in place of separate numbers, using arias as songs only in special instances (e.g., the "Prize Song" in Die Meistersinger).

In special instances there was deliberate imitation of well-known works of art, as in the American portraits of George Washington and folk versions of famous Virgins and Buddhas.

In some special instances, C K) will have an equivalent locally uniformly convex norm.

But "The Doctors" has a special instance here.

The incarnation is not the special instance of a cyclic descent of God always occurring afresh in constantly new veils.

A special instance of diffraction, often referred to as the Tyndall effect (after its discoverer, the 19th-century British physicist John Tyndall), results in the presence of blue colours in many animals.

The recount process, in its features here described, is inconsistent with the minimum procedures necessary to protect the fundamental right of each voter in the special instance of a statewide recount under the authority of a single state judicial officer.

For OB OBp → p) →(OBOBp → OBp) is just a special instance of OB-K.