Sentence examples for detailed type from inspiring English sources
And then there's perhaps my favourite book of a more detailed type which is called Dirt: The Erosion of Civilisation [by David R Montgomery].
The second document, dated April 1986, was "a much more detailed type of memorandum". Asked by the committee what was in it, Radzimski said: "I believe I recall reading again about the funds going to the contras.
Then Pablo took us to the ancient mill that Lola Barasoaín has refashioned into an atelier for almazuelas, a detailed type of quilt that originated in the area in the 1600s.
Prediction as to the detailed type or nature of these reactions is not feasible at the present time due to the complexity of the molecules and to the lack of structural information of the proteins.
Each LEADER participant will receive a detailed type report during the program.
Some glyphs were added to mEPN to handle generic BioPAX types where the more detailed type is not available in the data, such as a Control transition.
Other witnesses detailed types of torture carried out by security forces, including burning people with a blowtorch, attaching weights to testicles and forcing victims to sit in acid or on broken glass.
When he rolled out Apsalar last year, the company offered fairly detailed types of reporting including cohort analysis, which tells you how well you're retaining users who joined at different points in time.
We performed an outbreak investigation with revision of the hygienic protocols, MSSA colonization surveillance and environmental sampling for MSSA including detailed typing of SA isolates.
Other strengths are the very large number of participants, making analyses of subgroups possible, the comprehensive and detailed types of survey questions, based on physicians' own experiences, and that the questionnaire had been tested and found valid in previous studies.
Total fat intake was estimated from two 24-hour food recalls, in which detailed types and amounts of food and beverages were documented one day (from midnight to midnight) prior to the interview.
