Sentence examples for a detailed version from inspiring English sources

Under commission rules, the staff will release a detailed version of the proposal in coming days.

Gayle offers a detailed version of meeting Charlotte Edwardes, whose recent interview with him in the Times added to his notoriety.

A detailed version of this concept is proposed and compared against two standard LFR configurations, one using constant and the other using variable horizontal mirror spacing.

Dominating the film, Hoffman plays a theatre director who uses a MacArthur grant to mount a detailed version of his own life, staged on a set of New York built to scale inside a colossal warehouse.

Other high-placed officials, including the president, publicly disclose portions of their schedules, the suit said, and Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo last month began posting a detailed version of his daily schedules online.

Although prosecutors have not offered a detailed version of the events leading to Mr. Christofi's death, they have said that at some point during the party, Mr. Williams fired a blast from a 12-gauge double-barreled shotgun, which struck the limousine driver in the chest.

The resulting 71-taxa tree shows a monophyletic Diplura, with 78% support (see fig. 3 a and a more detailed version of the tree in supplementary fig. S3 A in supplementary file S2, Supplementary Material online).

Some fifty years later, Ellen Basso, an anthropologist at the University of Arizona, recorded a more detailed version from a Kalapalo named Kambe, who was a boy when Fawcett and his party arrived in the village.

LIPA has hired a consulting firm, Stone & Webster, to coordinate the plan, which a utility spokesman said would be a more detailed version of a plan that already exists.

Mr. Green announced a more detailed version of a housing construction plan, saying the city should spend $5.6 billion, financed in part by revenues from selling city-owned property, to build 150,000 units of low- and middle-class housing.

I enjoyed this, but I wished it had included a way to access a more detailed version.