Do the general ideas about the worrying sounds the paediatrician heard in my son's chest correspond with the unique particularities of Walker?
For effective policy making and programming insight into pathways to ill health and health inequity is crucial, but only if it is based on detailed, concrete analysis and only if it takes the unique particularities of each setting into consideration.
The thrilling privacy and patience of its construction, its unique combination of vastness and particularity — together these give us the impression of an author slowly, painstakingly bringing forth a work as colossal and idiosyncratic as a self.
Thus they fail to appreciate the moral import of particularity and cultural substance: particular relationships between unique individuals, on the one hand, and membership in particular cultural communities or traditions, on the other (for feminist critiques, see Benhabib 1992; Meehan 1995; for a communitarian argument, see Taylor 1989).
A unique chapter summarising the real particularities of nutrition support for some specific conditions would have been easier and more practical.
The Dictyostelia or social amebas represent a unique form of multicellularity that has the particularity to be conditional.
Love is between two particular people in their particularity.
Yet perhaps the point is not that my experience is unique but rather that, for all its odd particularities, it is typical.
Every fledging food hub needs to determine its own most favorable operating structure based on what it's trying to achieve, who it wants to serve, the partners and customers it needs to work with, geographic particularities, its distribution plan, and other unique factors.
Service partnerships differ according to their location because of the unique and complex interactions between stakeholders and the particularities of local health care contexts.
