He had an equally peripatetic career off the lot, the particulars of which he's saving for a book.
There is a lot here about Ben Franklin's life, of course, the particulars of which, should they ever cease to delight us, will probably mean we are dead.
Carly Fiorina, who unsuccessfully tried to unseat Senator Barbara Boxer in California (Whitman identified Fiorina and herself as the Democrats' worst nightmare), left in 2005 following disagreements on corporate strategy, the particulars of which were leaked to the press.
A few fondly remembered film titles would follow, the particulars of which depended largely on the person's age: older people might mention the screwball comedies of Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn, middle-aged ones the 1950's Park Avenue confections of Doris Day and Rock Hudson, younger folks the dark and intense 1970's location-shot films of Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro.
For details of the methods, please see the complete articles, particulars of which are given in the list of references.
Given the gravity of their crimes, the particulars of which brother was more evil than the other -- "the corrupter" versus "the corrupted" -- was of little importance.
The British did suffer one casualty, a slight wound, the particulars of which were corroborated by a deposition made by Corporal John Munroe.
Since its inception, the Evidence Centre has received about 700 requests for evidence evaluation, the particulars of which are maintained in an electronic database.
The demographic data for each sarcoma, the particulars of which is one of the primary questions sought by this study, are presented in Tables 1 and 2 and in Tables S1 S4.
Digital information, by contrast, exists in particular hardware and uses particular software both of which constantly change.
