Sentence examples for more minutiae from inspiring English sources

In all these ways, and others involving more minutiae, it was possible to establish categories of Hadith quality.

Studies churn on for years, comparing Drug A with Drug B, Drug C with placebo, finally spitting out a few cautious conclusions that invariably end with a call for yet more research on more minutiae of the same old questions.

More minutiae were observed in prints from males as compared to females, but no bilateral differences (right vs. left) have been observed (Okajima 1970).

A Table 1 has been generated for the six test images from the university campus students, that indicate that correlation based stopping method and EPSM-based stopping criterion had detected considerable more minutiae, indicating the immature diffusion of the noisy input image.

White House officials said Mr. Clinton urged her aides to inject more policy minutiae into her speeches.

Indeed, as the author or co-author of many baseball books and the chief editor of "Total Baseball," the mammoth compilation of statistical and historical information about the game, now in its eighth edition, Thorn can probably lay claim to knowing more baseball minutiae than any other living human.

His vision of the mores and minutiae of the respectables and the notables is equally contemptuous, and his ending similarly suggests a state of crisis.

However, in case, if there are more than 50 minutiae points (i.e., N s,N r ≥50), then first 50 minutiae points according to their quality value would be selected and the rest be discarded.

You get the impression that CSA is more interested in minutiae than the basic question of whether Mr. Moser was really sick — which is the point of the minutiae, after all.

I think now there's more attention to minutiae, and you're stalked everywhere you go".

Mr. Dube, who these days spends less time juggling and more in the minutiae of product design, has been working on a programmable LED hula hoop.