Sentence examples for detail appropriate from inspiring English sources

Online forums detail appropriate clothing, what to say and how to act in line in order to get in.

These should be at a level of detail appropriate to the task you are studying and the data that you have collected.

Although these categories have been particularly effective in teaching musical examples with a level of detail appropriate for music majors, they can also be usefully applied for using musical examples in non-music courses more broadly.

Ultimately, the paper will detail appropriate recommendations for the thermal analysis of unfilled Elliptical Hollow Section steel columns, of steel grade S355J2H, and provide the platform for comprehensive parametric fire investigations to commence.

(i) To support the selection of a remedial action, all facts, analyses of facts, and site-specific policy determinations considered in the course of carrying out activities in this section shall be documented, as appropriate, in a record of decision, in a level of detail appropriate to the site situation, for inclusion in the administrative record required under subpart I of this part.

The descriptions of land-use types are given in a degree of detail appropriate to the level of planning.

Are the dawn raids and arrests without specific details appropriate here?

Conservation issues in particular can limit the opportunity for retrofit and therefore design details appropriate to the character of the dwelling should be considered.

A few — in particular, a spectacular lion suit on a four- or five-year-old boy — looked to have been sewn with care, showing a level of detailing appropriate to durable stage costumes, the sort meant for nightly scrutiny under theatre lights.

Knowledge of the surgical procedure details, appropriate MDCT acquisition techniques and special interpretation care are needed, particularly to identify postoperative haemorrhage, active bleeding, extravasated urine and infections.

Knowledge of surgical procedure details, appropriate MDCT acquisition techniques, and familiarity with normal postoperative imaging appearances and possible complications are needed to correctly perform and interpret early post-surgical imaging studies, particularly to identify those occurrences that require prolonged in-hospital treatment or surgical reintervention.