Sentence examples for detail documentation from inspiring English sources

Detail documentation of the toolkit is available from BESCKB website (http://cricket.ornl.gov/html/download/resequencing/ResequencingToolkitDocumentation_16Dec2011.pdf).ornl.gov/html/download/resequencing/ResequencingToolkitDocumentation_16Dec2011.pdf

The advantages include having detail documentations and enormous module library, the only simulator having online visual interface, and more convenience to use than NS-2 and NS-3.

Gary Ellis, director of the Office for Protection from Research Risks at NIH, warns review boards that "if it wasn't documented, it wasn't done," meaning that reviewers should provide detailed documentation to show precisely how and by whom a research proposal was handled and discussed.

The model envisages that Lazard and Rothschild would be given responsibility for record-keeping and preparing the detailed documentation required in rights issues.

But Isychos, who was born in Buenos Aires and raised in Canada, said Athens had "very detailed" documentation to back its claim.

For all the theater, Mr. Filner was driving toward a policy proposal: creating a new standard whereby the V.B.A. accepts the vast majority of compensation claims on their face, without conducting lengthy reviews or requiring detailed documentation.

But to receive final approval for assistance, applicants must provide detailed documentation of their need, like a letter of termination from an employer and a notice of delinquency from the lender.

Staff were not reassured by a letter last month from David Barker, the university's head of compliance and risk, who wrote: "The majority of the Rutherford Building was refurbished in 2004 and we have detailed documentation that shows levels of radon and mercury pre- and post-refurbishment.

"Last Friday, the French authorities submitted detailed documentation to the commission.

Detailed documentation on how to control the viewer can be found on the project homepage.

REACH requires detailed documentation to be submitted by the registrant of a substance.