Sentence examples for what was specific from inspiring English sources

Moore cleverly shows how the growing impersonality of the modern era manufactures the sense of alienation and fatally interacts with the individual's faltering belief in reality: in the small town where Sullivan was born and has remained, the gradual replacement of what was specific and human by what is generic and mechanised has been predictably thorough.

For Twitter, the question of when to intervene comes in gauging what is "direct" and what is "specific".

The point is: it's very important that what you do is specific to the medium in which you're doing it, and that you utilise what is specific about that medium to do the work.

What are specific procedures or guidelines we will need to follow?

What are specific are the skill and performance levels added to ontology components to define target competencies.

The structural configuration of tanks is first described in order to understand what is specific about this structural form.

What are specific risk (or protective) factors and is it possible to compensate for (or to draw on) them?

What is specific about Polish agriculture, especially in the Wielkopolska region, is a large area of arable land and a high concentration of point sources.

… What I haven't heard and I think what we're all struggling with is what are specific actions that Congress can take".

What are specific Afghanistan benchmarks?

Recordings of PC in PC-specific BK−/− mice could help to discriminate what is specific to PC in the behavior and in the cerebellar electrophysiology.