Sentence examples for detail expected from inspiring English sources
Like Titian, Rembrandt's style towards the end of his life became more frank: he was unconcerned with the kind of painterly decorum and detail expected by his patrons.
Like late Titian, Rembrandt's style towards the end of his life became ever more frank and unconcerned with the kind of painterly decorum and detail expected by his patrons.
Thus, the descriptive detail expected by clinicians depended on the clinical circumstances, but was independent of the specialty, experience or academic status of the referrer.
This activity most often occurs during high-pressure sweat sessions known as "knowledge reviews," events designed to build knowledge, precision and attention to detail expected of future officers.
The center director must detail expected scientific outcomes, including a description of the clinical application and/or impact of these outcomes on public health and environmental medicine.
The ability to quickly generate large quantities of data at relatively low cost is limited by these constantly evolving data analysis pipelines, failure to report analytical methods with the level of detail expected from traditional experimental data and the lack of consensus regarding which tools to use when transforming the data into a useable form.
But Kozmo officials, who refused to discuss their balance sheets in detail, expect to make a profit in Manhattan soon.
A review of all remaining energy efficiency schemes is currently underway with details expected in the autumn budget.
Last summer, a Theatre Charter was proposed, detailing expected behaviour for the benefit of occasional theatregoers: no rustling sweet wrappers, no mobile phones, definitely no eating McDonald's.
Prudential fell 21p to 558.5p ahead of details expected tomorrow of the insurer's proposed $21bn cash call to help fund its controversial purchase of the Asian assets of US group AIG.
Richard Gresham, a frequent theatregoer, was moved to draw up the Theatre Charter in 2014, detailing expected audience behaviour: no rustling sweet wrappers, no mobile phones, definitely no eating McDonald's.
