Sentence examples for information breaking down from inspiring English sources
It also gives detailed background information, breaking down some of the more difficult concepts of EU law.
Tabular results provide overall results as well as more detailed information, breaking down results of energy consumption into different energy forms (for heating) and applications (heating/warm water provision), electricity into grid provided and own production via photovoltaic panels, municipal services into waste and wastewater disposal, street lighting and street services.
Officials also would not provide detailed information breaking down the assets, which include holdings by individuals and Libya's sovereign wealth fund.
StudyBlue helps create one large study group, hacking information, breaking down problems to their simplest elements and putting them back together in the most cohesive way possible.
Traditional crystallographic methods for obtaining this information break down at the nanoscale, sometimes referred to as "the nanostructure problem".
The silent solidarity of Hitler's inner circle, which constituted an embargo on all personal information, broke down only after the war.
"Some are drinking too much and at harmful levels, and we need more information broken down by sub-population to better identify who those people are.
"At least two companies, Friends Life and Genesis Housing, publish detailed gender pay gap information broken down by every grade," the response said.
The new system will also provide detailed revenue information, broken down by meter types; Mr. Rose said that data would "absolutely" be used to assess the effectiveness of yellow and red meters.
The researchers say it is the first study to offer such a complete picture of the gender gap, in part, because information broken down by sex has only recently been available.
"It's hard to come up with an area of our work where we wouldn't have, at one point or another, a need to have census information broken down by race," said Anita S. Hodgekiss, deputy assistant attorney general for civil rights.
