Sentence examples for we will particularly from inspiring English sources

In DTC, in case (k_{0}=k_{1}:=k), we will particularly use the notation (operatorname{DTC} k)) [21].

We will particularly focus on the collaboration of engineers and social researchers to engage the users into the system design process.Our purpose is to develop a role management system that does not discriminate against any user group.

In this article, we will particularly review how we can track and interpret tiny changes in the subsurface of the Earth related to external changes from modifications of the seismic wave propagation, with application to geomechanics, hydrology, and natural hazard.

On the basis of the previous literature, in future studies, we will particularly explore the additional contributions of part-time vs. full-time employment contracts and teachers' motives for holding secondary jobs.

In this paper we will particularly focus on the study of the security and privacy challenges within this field, as well as on the analysis of the currently existing solutions addressing these issues and we will propose an architecture for the so called live digital systems.

We will particularly demonstrate that, using ambient noise, we can track 1) thermal variations in the subsoil, in buildings or in rock columns; 2) the temporal and spatial evolution of a water table; 3) the evolution of the rigidity of the soil constituting a landslide, and especially the drop of rigidity preceding a failure event.

"We also respect the men and women of the military, who we feel will particularly enjoy this episode when it airs".

However we (evolutionary biologists) will particularly value the boundaries (and relationships) grounded in a biological process: our tools and questions can also be designed to try to unravel evolutionary groups based on evolutionary processes.

"As a result, we will pay particularly close attention to the timeliest indicators, as well as information gleaned from our business and banking contacts around the country".

Our history is one of revival and slump – five steps forward and three steps back – and we will survive, particularly if we look to the lessons of the past.

He said: "The more successful the Tory party is, the more risk it will affect us and if we lay down the ground rules now we will thanked, particularly by those people who have come from countries where, I am afraid, there is an endemic tradition of corruption".