Sentence examples for specific disposition from inspiring English sources
I ask at one point why Sorrentino's films are more acclaimed outside Italy, where people can't hope to pick up the nuances (there's a fair bit in this one about the specific disposition of the Neapolitan flâneur).
where is a geometrical parameter that depends on the specific disposition of the scenario (see [36] for details).
Figure 4 shows secondary hazards like flooding or landslides that were triggered by the precipitation in locations with a specific disposition (De et al. 2004).
Differences in electrostatics originate from the shape, specific disposition, and variation in the negatively charged groups around the pocket.
Examples for locations with specific dispositions and the occurrence of natural hazards are described in Sect. 5.
It has specific dispositions for research.
bCiting Bourdieu, the authors define habitus as "a system of class specific dispositions that shape an individual's actions so as to reproduce and perpetuate existing systems of hierarchy" (p. 373).
This could contribute to a more refined means of predicting human systemic exposure and any adverse events such as drug drug interactions or tissue-specific toxicities arising from the species-specific disposition of the drug molecule and/or its metabolites.
Thus, it was necessary to employ diagnosis-specific disposition distributions for a similar population from five 1996/97 US all payer state databases to derive initial post-acute care patterns.
Given the way that the final state (e.g., knowledge of English) outstrips the data that are available to children, we can only postulate that the human mind brings to language acquisition a complex set of language-specific dispositions.
As this residual is due to differences inunobservable, individual-specific dispositions for higher aspirations, we canconclude that (future) migrants are neither a representative group for the totalpopulation nor are they representative for the (sub- population with favourable'migration characterisub- populationyoung age, unmarried, with-educated,and with decent socio-economic background.
