Sentence examples for specified every from inspiring English sources

And she warns buyers about the risk of holding certain types of cards with unlimited balances, because, with no maximum specified, every purchase appears on the cardholder's statement as having exceeded that maximum.

For years, women were advised to start mammography screening at 40; then, in 2009, the United States Preventive Services Task Force raised the recommended age to 50 - and specified every two years, rather than annually.

In his books, he specified every drink 007 drank (for example, Wolfschmidt vodka from Riga), every car he drove (like Aston Martins and battleship gray Bentleys), every smoke he smoked (Morlands of Grosvenor Street, with three gold rings on the filter) and even his bath oil (Floris).

** The sensation of uncertainty and groundlessness in Manea's stories is not unlike that in W. G. Sebald's novels, except that in Sebald's fiction the general uncertainty is offset by a sharp foreground: places, persons, dress, time of day, movement from one place to another, all are precisely specified; every inch of fictional space and every minute of fictional time are accounted for.

The sensation of uncertainty and groundlessness in Manea's stories is not unlike that in W. G. Sebald's novels, except that in Sebald's fiction the general uncertainty is offset by a sharp foreground: places, persons, dress, time of day, movement from one place to another, all are precisely specified; every inch of fictional space and every minute of fictional time are accounted for.

For all stainings (unless otherwise specified) every sixth section throughout the rostral/caudal extent of the hippocampus (Bregma −2 to −6) was collected and coded before processing for immunohistochemistry to ensure objectivity.

The text, created for the BBC in 1957, specifies every sound effect with total precision.

The documents do not specify every type of information exploited but give examples and broad categories: population data and passports, travel records, financial data and communications information.

Using his own librettos and specifying every detail of the massive and elaborate productions, the composer worked on the cycle until finishing in 2004.

That means TfL can specify every detail of a particular route length, frequency, fares and even the colour of the buses.

Some of this reflects the technical demands on the modern state: it wouldn't be practical to specify every last detail of, say, pensions regulation or the national curriculum in an act of parliament.