Sentence examples for more detailed levels from inspiring English sources

This chapter discusses configuration choices beginning with basic high-level options and working toward more detailed levels.

The index does not capture mismatch at more detailed levels of skills or mismatch between the skills of the employed and their job requirements.

The causal relationships implicit in definitions of access consciousness and phenomenal consciousness are made explicit, and the corresponding causal relationships at the more detailed levels of perception, memory, and skill learning described.

Our approach is to abstract away the more detailed levels of the database system design by concentrating on the information that is available to the database designer at design time.

In the physical sciences a rigorous theory is a hierarchy of descriptions in which causal relationships between many general types of entity at a phenomenological level can be derived from causal relationships between smaller numbers of simpler entities at more detailed levels.

First we already observed an advantage for global domain categories using scene categories: there was a speed advantage for distinguishing between natural and man-made environments whereas reaching a decision at more detailed levels (sea, mountain, indoor or outdoor environments) required a longer processing time [41].

Although it is preferable to have more detail, given the relatively small numbers of participants it would be inappropriate to use the more detailed level 2. Collection of ethnic group information allows comparison to census data to determine the representativeness of responders.

The latter has been looking at the interconnections between roughly five hundred "brain areas"; Obama's Brain Activity Map is focused on a much more detailed level.

At a more detailed level, specialists were asking why the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Central Intelligence Agency were unable to integrate critical intelligence leads.

And testing can also be taken to a more detailed level — for example, by looking at the Y-chromosome, which only males have.

Think carefully about whether you're really interested enough to devote an extra year (or more) to exploring your subject at a more difficult and more detailed level than you have previously.