Sentence examples for more precise detail from inspiring English sources
But Rhyan Berrigan, transport policy officer for Disability Wales, said there was still concern there was not more precise detail to deal with the risks to disabled people sharing paths with cyclists.
6 The current version of Read codes are five characters long, with the first character indicating the disease area and later characters providing more precise detail.
Such as chemotherapy that concentrates on more precise details.
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More precise details of the government's 2013 budget will emerge at the end of the month, when it is formally submitted to Parliament.
Ms. Dennis also found herself at odds with Mr. Weisenfeld, the public relations man, and with Ms. Sokol, who had been brought in as president of her line, over some of the more precise details of her image.
A paper published in Science by William Borucki of the NASA Ames Research Centre based in Moffett Field, California, and his colleagues showed that Kepler, which also uses the transit-detection technique, has confirmed the existence of a Jupiter-like planet discovered in 2007 and provided more precise details of that planet's mass and orbital period.
Samsung was unable to give more precise details on who the "selected" users were, or when the problem would be fully resolved for all.
In view of the limited penetration (~ 7 s TWT), more precise details may emerge from a deep penetrating seismic survey in the near future.
In this paper, we focus somewhat informally on the conceptual basis for analysis of trust in the cloud; we do not at this time address mathematical modeling, which would involve many more precise details, formal languages, and specific use cases.
Recent progress in high resolution remote sensing and methods is adequate for delivering more precise details on the urban tree canopy, individual tree metrics, species, and age structures compared to conventional land use/cover class approaches.
