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Critics generally agree that O'Hara's lasting accomplishment is his duplication of a social era by recording dialogue and detail in a spare style.

A new visitors' centre at the site, designed by Glaswegian architect Gareth Hoskins, which officially opens on the anniversary, will attempt to explain the context and detail in a building that contains recently discovered artefacts and sets the mood with its corridors that mirror ditches and walls found out on the haunting battlefield.

Within a mechanistic framework, we can experiment with archaeological research questions in much greater depth and detail, in a manner more akin to psychology than the 'harder' sciences.

What really makes the Reality Display special is the support of Sony's Mobile Bravia Engine, which is meant to improve color and detail in a fashion similar to that of Bravia TVs.

If the product deals with something users often have trouble with, such as many computer applications, you'll need to provide appropriate information and detail in an understandable fashion.

"It is exceptionally finely finished and detailed, in a way that was only required for a presentation model.

Better Things' vision of family life feels rounded and detailed in a way most TV could only dream of.

But the discovery, confirmed after a thorough scrubbing in the conservation lab and detailed in a small exhibition, raises more questions than it answers.

The duplication was sketched out in a internal Census Bureau memorandum on Nov. 21 and detailed in a briefing on Tuesday to members of Congressional staffs, the Census Monitoring Board -- an oversight committee -- and the National Academy of Sciences.

According to records obtained by the group and detailed in a December legal brief, there were more than 500 cases from 2002 and into 2009 in which Denver authorities, armed with warrants, arrested or jailed the wrong person.

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