Sentence examples for the particular time from inspiring English sources

But, for Eastwood, the particular time and place that of a legendary working-class America has a special symbolic richness.

Placing this motley crew in the particular time and place where we find them was a brilliant choice.

But, for Eastwood, the particular time and place — that of a legendary working-class America — has a special symbolic richness.

The fuel used in distilling spirits has always been that which has been most readily available at the particular time and place.

"The referee has got no way of knowing for definite at the particular time whether the ball has crossed the line for a goal," said Paul Rejer, the assistant referees manager at the game.

Aesthetic dictates and fashion of the particular time in which the restoration was undertaken greatly influenced these choices, and often the sculpture became more of a product of the restorer's hand and time, rather than a work reflecting the intent of the original artist.

He added, "The constituents have been asked to re-evaluate what they anticipate in light of the particular times".

No decrease in mtDNA levels was detected in I segregants over the particular time-frame of this experiment.

Attendance rates were calculated based on all persons participating at the particular time-point, excluding drop-outs (intervention: N = 70 (14.6 %); usual care: N = 59 (13.2 %) and individuals diagnosed with diabetes (intervention: N = 41 (10.0 %); usual care: N = 46 (11.9 %)).

These are complementary approaches, as ChIP analyses are restricted to identifying regulatory regions that are targets of selected TFs at the particular time-points chosen for the analysis, whilst sequence conservation can identify elements irrespective of the TFs that bind to them or the developmental time-points at which they act.

In agreement with the opinion of Niki et al. [ 24], we believe that bivariate approaches of the type proposed here could improve any bioassay in which the inhibitory or stimulatory action of an effector is superposed onto the variation with time of the target system, or the particular time-course of the response is a relevant aspect of that action.