Sentence examples for details which help from inspiring English sources

Going beyond merely explaining how the artists in these genres achieved their peculiar effects, he presents challenging new analyses of telling craft details which help students and scholars come to know more fully this bold age of aesthetic extremism.

Yuan et. al. [ 17] described some basic instrumentation details which help increase sensitivity of LSCI to flow changes, while recently Kirkpatrick et. al. [ 18] described practical conditions that would help reduce errors in computing speckle contrast.

Continue to create the scene by using details which help them picture the action and feel the things you felt.

The reasons underlying the band instability are discussed in detail, which helps defining the conditions required to maintain stability and investigating the effects of cavitation without parasite effect of materials parameters or loading rate.

Baxter also notes a detail which helps to explain why the council said no: You can tell because of the way the addresses are laid out that someone went door to door.

Moyes writing flows easily but also gives a lot of detail which helps you put yourself into the story and relate towards how the characters feel and what they are experiencing.

He is head of a three-man detail which helps turn out numbers for the Hit Kits, issued every month by Special Services, of sheet music printed in batches of more than two million which include standard popular songs and specially applicable sets of lyrics written by Loesser and his men to music of current civilian hits.

"When you feel that the situation you are in is problematic," said Norbert Schwarz, a psychology professor at the University of Michigan, "you are more likely to pay attention to detail, which helps you with processing tasks but interferes with creative types of things".

John Vine says it is concerning that officials working in Calais have been releasing people without taking their details, which could help identify them if they try to enter the UK.

Det Ch Insp Caroline Goode, who is leading the investigation, said: "I am particularly keen to speak to the victim of the first assault as he may hold vital details which could help us identify the suspects". Mr Gunner was employed by the contractor Set and Strike and was involved in installing the set of Strictly Come Dancing at the BBC's Television Centre in White City, west London.

Photography, for example; learning this new skill will open you up to new perspectives, and seeing new details, which can help you in the office to think up new solutions.