particular significance

collocation in English

meanings of particularand significance

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particular
adjective
uk /pəˈtɪk.jə.lər/ us /pɚˈtɪk.jə.lɚ/
special, or this and not ...
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significance
noun[U]
uk /sɪɡˈnɪf.ɪ.kəns/ us /sɪɡˈnɪf.ə.kəns/
importance:
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Examples of particular significance

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This analysis has particularsignificance because postmilking teat disinfection is a commonly used method.
Three features of migration in the 20th century have particularsignificance : conflict, post-colonialism, and immigration controls.
These are names, in other words, which have tended to be accorded particularsignificance in many histories of economic thought.
Structure and agency are not only at the heart of social science generally, they also have particularsignificance for social policy.
Of particularsignificance is gaining the patient's confidence, which can facilitate detailed assessment of prior, current and future needs and nursing care.
This gains particularsignificance when it comes to the novel's violence.
Section 4 has five chapters that cover topics of particularsignificance for social work with rural elders.
Two contributions of this book are of particularsignificance.
The way of working has no particularsignificance and there is no ambition to continue the farm.
If value conflict generates ambivalence within partisan preferences, this has particularsignificance.
Of particularsignificance is the welfare of the representative agent, as the economy evolves along its stochastic equilibrium growth path.
From our analysis, certain bases of value have emerged as being of particularsignificance, namely legitimacy, purpose, security, conduct, adaptability and productivity.
Deterministic methods take on a particularsignificance in our analytic strategy.
At the same time, it is because of the presence of the borstal in the narrative background that the surroundings take on a particularsignificance.
Of particularsignificance is the proposal that such memories are not simply stored like letters in a mailbox or images distributed throughout a hologram.
What then is the particularsignificance of architecture seen as an exchange-value as opposed to anything else?
The institution of particularsignificance here is state sovereignty that changes and takes new forms.
The analysis of integration and autonomy has particularsignificance for the field of developmental psychopathology.
Of particularsignificance in this example were the figures for employment-1,214 jobs under wildlife tourism compared to 80 for cattle ranching.
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