Sentence examples for the particular itself from inspiring English sources

Perception is directly causally bound to particulars and "fixed" (niyata) by them: its internal representation (ākāra) of the object is causally determined by, and corresponds to, the particular itself.

But now, in this Bellow novel, and in Mr. Roth's new novel, "The Human Stain," the particular is itself unreliable.

The particular a itself must be a truthmaker for T in any world where T is true.

The comparison of the environmental assessment methods as presented here shows that the diversity of the methods has a good balance between simplicity and complexity, depending on the aim of the particular method itself.

The particular model itself is discontinued, but this company sells other chargers that work just as well.

We then demonstrate how the model can be used to estimate the behavioural and health impact of a targeted education policy within each health board taking into account both the direct effect on the particular health board itself and the indirect effect in terms of spillovers.

Similarly, at least 14 of the 15 S2 individuals derived from a single S1 plant (S1-7) showed further transpositions of mPing, although the particular S1 plant itself did not show mPing transposition.

In 1998 it had the particular interest of presenting itself in a new form: installation theatre.

But not here!" The essential element of the job for Beer was understanding the particular characteristics of Oxford Brookes itself.

Ping An, China's second-largest life insurer, has found itself the particular focus of investors’ ire because of the sheer size of its fundraising goals–up to 160 billion yuan ($22.4 billion)–and the dilution it will cause.

The particular property picked out itself depends on the non-cognitive attitudes of the speaker, insofar as the property predicated is the most general property towards which the speaker holds the non-cognitive attitudes expressed by the very same judgement(Ridge, 2006a, 2006b).