Sentence examples for which particularly refers from inspiring English sources

And you would accept the responsibility that falls on your shoulders as a supermarket which particularly refers to the commercial aspects of how you buy.

Expectedly, the subjects in group P were consuming more medications than the subjects in group D, which particularly refers to tramadol and antidepressants (Table  6).>> Table  3 shows the parameters of the quality of life, expressed through 8 dimensions and two summary values of SF-36 scale.

Compared with the chemical method, the biological method particularly refers to the template method, which is inspired by biomineralization behavior of organisms in nature.

Berry refers to humanity's modern dilemma which, particularly acute for Americans, lies at the root of the culture wars.

This is not the place to discuss the interpretation of SEM, which depends upon the context in which it is being used, but interested readers are particularly referred to the clear and important paper of Dudek [ 8].

Interestingly, memorization of musical pieces without referring to a notation is an important key issue of this approach which particularly puts emphasis on auditory features, namely discrimination and representation of pitch and timbre.

I'm particularly referring to big donors.

Bird watchers particularly refer to "good" birds and "bad" birds.

I'm particularly referring to good songs here.

In general, they are defined as "those perceptions, sensations or emotions of the soul which we refer particularly to it, and which are caused, maintained and strengthened by some movement of the [animal] spirits" (art. 27; CSM I 338 9).

Even this is a bit too broad, and so Descartes defines passions proper as "those perceptions, sensations or emotions of the soul which we refer particularly to it, and which are caused, maintained and strengthened by some movement of the spirits" (AT XI 349, CSM I 338-9).