Sentences with phrase «few identifying details»

Not exact matches

In smaller cities there's a significant chance you'll run into someone you know, who you can identify just from their picture or even a few scanty details.

@PONTIAC I remember reading not a few years ago how two more lines of resolution on ghostbusters and / or extra foliage on red dead redemption had people touting the «superior version» of those games in xb0x360 vs PS3 debates because extra features or better performance, no matter how small, are measurable details for identifying wich is the better version of a game even though that doesn't automatically makes the other «inferior version» any less desirable for those with access to one of the two consoles, it doesn't take a generational gap to brand a version of a game «the superior» or «the better» version, don't delusion yourself that those little details don't make a difference for most multi-console users.

Among all the interesting details it mentions a few papers that directly discuss efforts to identify and quantify UHI influences on the global temperature trend including this one (PDF), which would be a good one to cite:

Over the next few posts I will examine these capabilities in more detail before explaining, through use cases, how this model can be used to identify a design pattern for problems.

The possibilities are endless, but here are a few suggestions: Identifying problems, seeing the details, leading, delegating, performing analysis, fact finding, crunching numbers, anticipating risk, motivating, mentoring, innovating, managing conflict, writing, listening, communicating.

However, you will be asked for some general information, plus a few details to help identify you if you call again.