Exempel på detail

• I'll send you a fax with the details of the proposal.

• Did you send off for details of the competition?

• For further details, call our Freephone number.

• Today's newspaper gives all the ghastly details of the murder.

• The student handbook gives details of all courses.

• The model of the village is accurate down to the last detail.

• He forgot to tell you one important detail - he's married.

• It's only a detail, but could you just add the office phone number at the top of the page?

• Her paintings are almost photographic in their detail and accuracy.

• There is one small detail you've got wrong in your report.

• In order to protect the confidentiality of the e-mail forum, no identifying details can be given here.

• To flesh this out, we need to give further details of our modal language.

• I will argue # below that such details are best expressed in terms of the ability of individual syllabic positions to license particular units of melody.

• The details of the sonority scale do not affect the general thrust of the proposal.

• No two researchers are likely to agree in all details of any analysis.

• In light of the evidence detailed above, what can be done to improve carers' access to health care?

• We do not consider the details of the reconnection process in the diffusion region.

• Further details are available from the first author.

• The proof of the proposition above is standard, so we do not give details here.

• The full details of this proof are highly formal and voluminous, and hence beyond the scope of this paper.

• I don't know the details about whom he got in touch with to make it happen, but it was his idea.

• In doing so, the author shows how the details of language use feed into larger frameworks of meaning and legal practice.

• In this case, the clear change between mirror and phase reflection could be detected in all details.

• We apply this method to our basic model and give the details of the corresponding computations in the next section.

• Section 2 introduces the measure of disequilibrium, where its structure and practical concerns are discussed in details.