Sentences with phrase «detail at»

Featuring a classic mid wedge espadrille sole with raffia detailing and a cross strap detail at the toe.

Featuring a classic, slip on design with tassel detail at the front, a sophisticated sleek pointed toe and comfortable flat sole.

I have used my physical workouts as part of my tools to determine such and I write about all of it in rather great detail at my site as well.

Including healthy fats / oils in your diet helps to control appetite and body weight while regulating blood sugar, cholesterol levels and inflammation — fabulous facts we discussed in great detail at last week's Anti-inflammatory Cooking Class.

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Let's take a look in more detail at what pre-workout supplements do and what goes in to selecting a good pre-workout supplement.

And so, just recently, we started doing studies, looking in detail at epileptic kids» guts.

The results reveal the miniature scales that produce colors in the hairlike scales that adorn the spider: white (left), red or yellow (middle) and blue (right; whole structure at right, detail at left).

Using magnetic resonance imaging, or MRI, it is possible to look in detail at the shape of the brain in living patients.

This is explained in detail at Determining the long term solar trend.

A new research paper by Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory climate scientist Ben Santer and co-authors looks in detail at how climate change resulting from human activities is affecting the temperature of Earth's atmosphere.

To answer that question, Honours student Sam McCann looked in detail at toad responses to temperature in that region.

It is even more outrageous when you look in detail at what is actually involved in collecting the proxy data used in the medieval period in the key multiproxy studies.

Looking in detail at the cognitive data, there was a suggestion that performance improved for a few weeks but then went back to how it was before.

This allowed them to look at fewer members of more families, and to look in much greater detail at the inheritance of one marker that is located next to the target gene.

Scientists at The Institute of Cancer Research, London, looked in detail at 63 areas of the genome that had previously been associated with the risk of breast cancer by mapping studies.

This report looks in more detail at views among subgroups of AAAS members.

The researchers looked in detail at the mysterious tightly packed portions of the genome, called constitutive heterochromatin.

Now a team headed by Emad Aziz has for the first time directly observed the cause for this and investigated it in detail at the «Joint Ultrafast Dynamics Lab in Solutions and at Interfaces.»

In tailoring the science to have universal appeal, he keeps in mind that his listeners «don't want to get swamped with fine detail at the expense of having a clear understanding of the final product.»

«What this [study] does is to look in detail at data that have now been available for some years but have not been looked at in detail,» Tapia says.

I had faith in the theory behind the mechanism as other features of it were being verified in great detail at successive colliders.

The results of a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine, comparing the efficacy of various drugs in treating diabetic macular degeneration, are now being analyzed in more detail at the Vienna Reading Center of MedUni Vienna.

Malvy, who plans to describe the data in detail at a Wednesday morning presentation, explained that the trial did not initially intend to analyze the outcome of patients by different viral loads.

By looking in detail at the seismic record, you can deduce that Earth has a liquid outer core and a solid inner core, and that both are mostly iron.

The large - scale studies, most of which are made possible by the vast data generated and collected by new technologies like sensors and cellphones, are very good at describing the big picture, but don't provide much detail at the individual level.

His group next plans to look in more detail at what the ancestral Y chromosome genes do, where they're expressed in the body, and which are required for an organism's survival.

This behavior prompted Pflugfelder and Bright to look in more detail at trophosome cell division and to determine the balance between cell proliferation and death in the two worm species.

To understand how the different alleles influence the immune response to vaccination, the researchers next looked in more detail at immune cells from 47 of the patients (34 had two major T alleles, and 13 had at least one minor G allele).

Looking in detail at specific cancers and risk factors the investigators determined that only lung and GI cancers were associated with high abdominal to peripheral fat ratios (HR: 1.68; 95 %, CI: 1.12 to 2.53; p < 0.05 and HR: 1.34; 95 %, CI: 1 to 1.8; p < 0.05, respectively).

Pearson and Fox - Kemper wanted to look in detail at how the model dealt with eddy dissipation in statistical terms.

«Climate models have improved greatly in the last 10 years, which allows us to look in detail at the simulation of daily weather rather than just monthly averages,» said Pierce.

«This technique allows us to look in detail at the structure and development of the cells, and we can clearly see that, if you remove PAK4 from those cells, they lose their ability to be really invasive,» explains Dr Wells.

What that means is you can only capture a tiny percentage of the visual field in full colour and detail at any one time.

Along the floe's drift course southwards from the Pole, we could see in detail at what point the ice began melting.

The investigators also plan to look in more detail at the role of p75 in different parts of the body.

Saturn's third - largest moon, 900 - mile - wide Iapetus, is girded at the equator with a unique ridge of mountains (photo on the left and in detail at right) that reach a height of 6 miles, taller than Mount Everest.

«Like a fractal, we see detail at the limit of the resolution no matter what scale we observe.»

The full AAAS analysis, due later this month, will look in detail at the president's budget request, which sets the stage for the annual budget debate on Capitol Hill.

That disagreement may exist, Tharimena says, because to study continental thickness, seismologists had previously analyzed fairly shallow earthquake vibrations that couldn't show Earth's structure in fine detail at depths greater than about 150 kilometers.

For example, few investigators have looked in detail at the plight of soft corals — Lasker's area of expertise.

They were looked over by the scientists at the time, and they were judged to be common species, and nobody looked in detail at the labels that were written underneath to see that they were collected by this famous explorer.

We looked at it in more detail at the time: We looked at it in more detail at the time.

Later Tories say that Cameron will spell out his thinking in more detail at the Conservative party conference.

more humour and detail at PMQs, She made principled decisions in her leadership and showed occasional flashes of brilliance, (backing Abbott) but sometimes there was shambolism in the behind - the - scenes running of the party.

In town to support the presidential candidacy of Hillary Clinton, his fellow Democrat and former boss, Mr. de Blasio kept his aides, the news media and even his security detail at a distance, often knocking on doors in the company of only his wife, Chirlane McCray.

An NYPD sergeant whose positive marijuana test got her booted from the security detail at Gracie Mansion has abandoned her «hair weave» defense — and she's now claiming she may have gotten high by accident.

The program was explained in detail at Tuesday night's Town Board meeting by Orangetown Highway Superintendent James Dean, who spearheads the effort along with his administrative assistant, Stephen Munno.

An NYPD sergeant whose positive marijuana test got her booted from the security detail at Gracie Mansion has abandoned her «hair weave» defense — and she's now claiming she may...

Walter Schartner, the Sayville schools chief, said a cap override there is needed to maintain current services; the district's choices will be outlined in greater detail at an April 1 public forum, he said.