On Iraq's weapons programs, the C.I.A. has developed a wealth of detail dating from the gulf war.
Arthayer Sanborn became such a Hopper buff that he could recite the family's history in detail, dating back to its arrival in 17th-century New Amsterdam.
Luxurious Roman-made gifts and fancy barbarian emulations (such as silver and gold clasps with springs, created with an unsurpassed attention to detail, dated 3rd century AD from Wrocław Zakrzów), but not weapons, were placed in the graves.
Instead of focusing on memorizing every tiny detail, date, and formula you might need for the test, study the broad concepts and the ideas to make sure you have an understanding of the material.
The court had Eichmann's counsel, Dr. Robert Servatius, of Cologne, groping for words as its members asked questions about details, dates, incidents, conflicting evidence and concepts.
The discs were being sent by internal mail between two government departments; they included names, addresses, bank-account details, dates of birth and names of spouses and children.
The head of HM Revenue and Customs has resigned after two CDs containing the details - National Insurance numbers, names, addresses, bank account details, dates of birth - of every child in the UK have been lost in the post.
The information to visualize include: cooking sequences in temporal order and details (dates and times, completion percentage, carriage load, calculated energy consumption and temperature profile) of the cooking in progress and made.
Enrolment details (dates of enrolment, period of enrolment, age of child at recruitment, enrolment criteria, status of study).
The database contains encrypted patient identification numbers, ICD-9-CM (International Classification of Diseases, Ninth Revision, Clinical Modification) codes for diagnoses and procedures, prescription drug details, dates of admission and discharge, and basic sociodemographic information, including gender and birth date.
