He has a superb ear for speech rhythms, a generally astute sense of selective detail, and a natural storyteller's command of narrative pacing.
Martha Nell Smith, a professor of English at the University of Maryland, said she used Springsteen's "Thunder Road" to teach composition students about selective detail when she was a Rutgers graduate student in 1978.
For older Vietnamese, the war and its aftermath are emotional topics remembered and recounted with selective detail.
McMullan's gift for selective detail allows readers to see, smell, taste and feel the aftermath of Katrina -- tragedy and heartbreak parsed out in sad daily doses, like a slow-drip I.V. of a slow-acting poison.
The proposed model is demonstrated to be an effective tool for efficient flexural performance-based design and selective detailing of precast concrete insulated wall panels.
But participation on the site is voluntary, and pharmaceutical, medical device and biomedical companies are often hesitant to share what they consider proprietary data, choosing instead to list only selective details, or no information at all.
You loop them in when you've set everything in stone, tell them selective details, leave out anything you don't want to see in the press, and then rely on them to spread the word as you have outlined.
Col. Steve Boylan and the selective details he shared from morning 'til night regarding the timeline of the Petraeus/Broadwell affair.
Coia's use of selective details was probably indebted to Mackintosh.
To confirm that the methanethiosulfonate-induced inhibition was truly irreversible and not pseudo-irreversible (i.e., caused by extremely slow dissociation), we studied a nonselective inhibitor (AMTS13) and a selective inhibitor (AMTS18) in more detail.
Moreover, a selective functionality of micropillars using microcontact printing was also being discussed in details [41]-[43] [41]-[43]
