Who knows: this particular interpretation of family life may actually, in some small way, be well-suited to inspiring academic achievement — or, at the very least, to making sense of the private, unglamorous sacrifices required to secure it.
Who knows: this particular interpretation of family life may actually, in some small way, be well-suited to inspiring academic achievement or, at the very least, to making sense of the private, unglamorous sacrifices required to secure it.
Commins superbly explains Wahhabism's influence on domestic and international polices, and how this particular interpretation of Islam through the government, scholars, and religious activists affects the status of women and religious minorities.
The program will open traditionally enough for an orchestra concert, with a little Beethoven, but this particular interpretation of the finale of the "Eroica" Symphony promises to be a bit different.
The attraction of this particular interpretation of the concept of truthful architecture was probably due to the popularity of new attitudes toward experimental science and to the disrepute into which mythology had been cast by the philosophers of the Enlightenment.
Following this particular interpretation, the term 'nature mining' seems to be closely related to biomimicry, a scientific approach "that studies nature's models and then imitates or takes inspiration from these designs and processes to solve human problems" (Benyus [2002], preface).
With so much fuzziness, it is difficult to know whether the theory itself has a good track record or just the particular interpretation of it.
I detail the particular interpretation of patient-centeredness used to build and manage the new hospital space and the roles and responsibilities of providers working within it.
The translation of the term wu will need to reflect the particular interpretation in question.
It is merely that the answer will depend upon the particular interpretation that the language fragment has, in fact, been given.
The distinction can be further illustrated with the particular interpretation Jackendoff (ibid.: 232) observed in the sentence: (61) The ghost story frightened/depressed me.
