Sentence examples for strong particularity from inspiring English sources
He keeps your eye alive, and moving, by giving everything its strong particularity in the general scene, awarding nothing undue drama or weight: the scudding waves, the red coat, the flash of light catching a weathervane, the hat of a man clambering down into a boat.
GHeat dataset that is associated to the highest average RMSE values has strong particularities as (i) kNN performs better than BPCA, Row Mean, LSI_gene and LLSI, and (ii) BPCA and Row Mean performs poorly compared to other methods, being only slightly better than EM_gene.
South Korea is not merely the "market of the future;" more precisely, Richard Min adds, it's "the convergence capital of the world," where an amazing infrastructure meets a density of population, revenues and culture that has the capability to create strong local particularity.
Each culture or religion may have its strong and significant particularities, but this does not justify their being imposed on others.
Despite the near-source effects, the observed particularity of strong ground motion frequency and amplification characteristics may be likely explained by a soil nonlinear behavior for frequencies lower than 2 Hz.
The expansion and neovascularization potential of the visceral AT is likely to indicate that its surrounding mesothelium retain strong vasculogenic potential, a particularity that should make this tissue a valuable source of cells for cardiovascular regenerative therapy.
Numerical tests on a simple non-linear model are convincing and the method is finally applied to a functional structural model of tree growth, GreenLab, whose particularity is the strong level of interaction between plant functioning and organogenesis.
Love is between two particular people in their particularity.
It is hard to envisage Google Maps' particularity because there are no real alternatives.
The particularity of the hard is what gets us.
Instead, postphenomenology examines specific technologies in their particularities and subscribes to Merleau-Ponty's strong sense of embodiment.
