No minutia appears to have been too obscure to include.
This discovery will help explain the detection of certain dissimilarities at the minutiae/ridge level; determine more accurate "hits"; identify potentially erroneous corresponding points; and rethink identification protocols, especially the criteria of "no single minutiae discrepancy" for a positive identification.
With or without mesophyll minutiae, no climate model can predict exactly what humans will do, points out Heidelberg University environmental physicist Werner Aeschbach-Hertig.
Reporters swarmed the Trump event for the same reason they have pursued and then coughed up almost every other bit of minutiae, no matter how irrelevant or meaningless, around the primaries.
Others offer no-filter observations of relationship minutiae, even from her first release, when she sang, "As for our house, I'll move out/ You can keep the dog we trained" on Before I Ever Met You.
The minutiae of government are no longer of interest to him.
It is definitely "realistic"; the publisher did not lie, and trollers for autobiographical minutiae will no doubt seek out here juicy details about Lessing's own life.
(Mrs. Beeton, herself no slouch in the minutiae department, is quoted elsewhere recommending grapes as a cure for "the most obstinate cases of constipation," taking care to add that the pips and skin should be discarded).
Klinger's two whopping tomes run to almost 2,000 pages in length, weigh in at a hefty 10lb, and come replete with facts aimed at the reader for whom no nugget of Sherlockian minutiae can be minute enough.
Van Commenee will help select the British squad for the Olympics but he has no involvement in the minutiae of Idowu's battle to get there.
