Sentence examples for a detailed impression from inspiring English sources

Thus, Herculaneum offers a detailed impression of private life that is only with difficulty achieved in other centres of the ancient world.

The process doesn't really give a detailed impression of how a car will perform, but it does give an indication and the chance to see Jaguar's new two-seater convertible being thrown around by Tim Clarke, the firm's chief power-train engineer, is simply too good to turn down.

The HAQ is one of the standard domain specific quality of life instruments in rheumatology that gives a detailed impression of specific functional impairments adding to the burden of disease [10],[10].

In addition, we purposely selected different groups of respondents from each village, namely men, women, boys and girls, to obtain a diverse community representation and a detailed impression of community perceptions.

Sir Ralph was also the sort of man who could take a lengthy tour of Italy, as he did in 1651-2, without recording a single detailed impression of Rome, Florence or Naples — although he did note purchases of exotic souvenirs like olive oil and coffee.

There should be a more detailed impression of the tensions in the relationship that need to be resolved.

To get a more detailed impression of the dynamics of these changes, we called OCI domains in ESCs using a hidden Markov model and tested the conservation of these domains in growing and senescence cells.

For a more detailed impression of the relative changes in call usage according to breeding stages, we ran another set of models on the proportion of vocalisations of one call type in relation to all call types over the more detailed variable 'breeding stage' as fixed effect (Appendix 2).

The big launch event is still underway here, so stay tuned — we'll be hustling to get our hands on a One in short order for more detailed impressions of HTC's would-be savior.

Lithographic printing on a modern rotary offset press can produce high-quality, finely detailed impressions at high speed.

The survey found that as voters start to form detailed impressions of the candidates, even those who say they intend to back Mr. Bush express reservations about his preparedness.