The phrase "all minutiae" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every small detail or trivial aspect of a subject or situation.
Example: "The report covered all minutiae of the project, ensuring that no detail was overlooked."
Alternatives: "every detail" or "all the small details".
Secondly, all minutiae below the line are reflected above the line to achieve a transformed template.
Following this idea, such methods should work best if there is a large number of normal people on social media who report on all minutiae of their daily lives.
T_{C} = F left(C_{i,j},C'_{i',j'}right) (4) The (x,y) coordinate values of all minutiae points belong to C i ′,j ′′ will be placed to the cell C i,j according to the mapping function (F).
In all the minutiae types, higher minutiae density favors males compared to the females.
Likewise, in all the minutiae density, except for right ridge convergent and bifurcation and ridge ending, absence of any of the minutiae in the thumb favored female participants.
As a foodie and a Northerner the entire dream and all the minutiae of its endeavour makes my heart giddy.
AMID all the minutiae of the Dodd-Frank financial overhaul, it's easy to lose sight of the big question: will consumers, investors and the economy be safer?
The unintended consequence is that some of the most powerful episodes in the commission's history receive the most dispassionate treatment, while seemingly all the minutiae during Berry's period receive lengthy attention.
"I could try to tie in all the minutiae in the songs," the band's singer and guitarist Ezra Koenig told the clean-cut sold-out audience at the United Palace Theater on Sunday night "and explain how it's part of the city, but you already know it".
And now Bigelow and Boal have made a much more complicated film about coercion, deduction, pursuit (all the minutiae of intelligence work), and, again, the authority and tension of the movie, moment by moment, is obviously derived from how real it feels to us — how forceful and dangerous, yet unexaggerated.
"In this head, anyone who wanted to see how art has the power to imitate nature could easily understand it; for here were counterfeited all the minutiae that it was possible with subtlety to paint... the eyes had the lustre and moisture always seen in life......
