Sentence examples for common details from inspiring English sources

The animals also share common details in their tongues, hooves and some skeletal features.

Identifying common details among those people required the system to comb through its databank of nearly a billion user profiles for each transaction.

This show, organized thematically and linearly, facilitates close comparison between similar objects, revealing common details or lack of them, adjustments in form and meaning, the harmonies and dissonances of contrasting materials.

It's an analytics system that enables clients like insurers or car companies to identify common details among their best customer segments and then bid to show ads to people who resemble those best customers.

He and others said it was still too early for them to gauge just how significant the diary is without reading Professor Wolff-King's book and examining the ledgers themselves, especially when it comes to the more common details about the antebellum and Civil War eras.

Indeed each spiritual awakening has many common details no matter what stimulated the experience.

In addition to the common bibliographic details (author(s), title, and source of publication), details on the publication type (e.g., peer-reviewed journal article, non-peer-reviewed journal article, abstract, technical report, book, or book section) should be provided in order to obtain information on the methods of quality control during the publication process.

We found that selecting students from same classes provided better conversation control, for example, the familiarity and the common interest (details in Conversation).

It's not a majority, obviously, and information about what types of apps, or what these apps may have shared in common, are details that are unfortunately lacking in Distimo's analysis.

The Journal notes that the new rules have something else in common: The "details are almost always hashed out behind closed doors".

Well, as Common Cause details in a news release today, three members of our Supreme Court were guests last Thursday at an annual fundraising dinner sponsored by the Federalist Society, a self-styled association of conservative and libertarian lawyers that is providing much of the intellectual firepower behind efforts to overturn the landmark health care reform law passed last year.