Particularity

But you also have to describe with particularity the item, the places to be searched, and the specifically particularity the items to be seized and with the warrant.

Indeed, an advantage of the First Amendment’s approach is that it forces policymakers to identify with particularity the problem they wish to solve and then propose a solution that is narrowly tailored to address the problem without infringing on speech.

I personally heard two successive Presiding Bishops speak against the uniqueness and particularity of Jesus as the only means of salvation.

I was humoring his particularity regarding kitchen instruments, and as we walked to the store I prattled on distractedly, working through some big idea that I hadn’t quite wrapped my head around yet.

There’s much to say again about the particularity and the universality of what poems are and how they work, and of how Scotland and Catalonia are similar, and different, in so many respects.

Guanacaste, Puntarenas, and Limón present this weekend a particularity concerning the average of the national statistics for.

Well tolerated by the body and easily malleable, this metal has, for instance, the particularity of absorbing light and then releasing heat, a property that can be exploited in oncology.

Because the various civil writs were clearly defined, English subjects served with one would know with particularity what legal requirement they were alleged to have violated and, accordingly, what would be at issue in court.

Lincoln read in the founding documents a universal claim of political equality and natural rights, the universality of the sovereignty of the people, not the particularity.

A particularity is the dynamic rebuilding priority which runs with low impact in the background until a data chunk hits n+0 redundancy, in which case this chunk is quickly rebuilt to at least n+1.

A particularity of Romansh is the so-called "collective plural" to refer to a mass of things as a whole: *il crap 'the stone' – ils craps 'the stones'.

Fromm writes, "It is the paradox of human existence that man must simultaneously seek for closeness and for independence; for oneness with others and at the same time for the preservation of his uniqueness and particularity.

Instead, theologians tend to emphasize Jesus' context and particularity as a first-century Jew.sfn This Dutch stained glass allegory shows Christ ascending the cross with Satan and several dead people on his back.

Particularity stable giraffe groups are those made of mothers and their young, which can last weeks or months.

Spinoza held good and evil to be relative concepts, claiming that nothing is intrinsically good or bad except relative to a particularity.

To establish a claim of fraud, most jurisdictions in the United States require that each element be plead with particularity and be proved with clear, cogent, and convincing evidence (very probable evidence).

Within each group of 9, 7 elements correspond to a specific moral scheme, subdivided into three subcategories, while 2 others of greater particularity are added to total nine.