Word: particularity
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...bodily from the Union, and the former group (whose number hovers somewhere over the three hundred mark) could quite easily be absorbed in House dining halls. Splitting the entire number into seven segments of less than fifty men, and giving each cluster the option of taking meals in one particular House would hardly be a burden to dining halls where the very lines themselves disappear for minutes at a time...
...Regardless of the nature of their particular defects, most patients hear best with an instrument which amplifies all frequencies uniformly, or with moderate emphasis of the higher frequencies," the researchers reported in "Hearing Aids: An Experimental Study in Design Objectives," just published by the University Press...
...have paralleled. The visual effects do not try any labored realism, but concentrate on significant details or on impressionistic views of the city, and the implications become those of timelessness as well as reality. Victor McLaglen is the Judas, the Faust, and although his story relates closely to the particular environment, he is the most important factor himself, and could be transplanted to almost any time or place...
...army of over 150 busy digging into the heavy agenda. These will not be "the usual kind who 'go out' for things but will be drawn from those who have top ability." It is selling the Council to apathetic Jawn and then "making him feel the necessity of some particular isolated problem" that Weld has set for his task...
...Planck's particular specialty, thermodynamics (the behavior of heat), there was a "revolutionary situation." Planck (and many others) had been studying the effect of a body's temperature upon the wavelengths of the light and heat which it radiates. They suspected that a fundamental relationship was lurking somewhere, but could not find...