Sentences with phrase «fine details»

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This is by far the most comprehensive book on adrenal fatigue, ranging from the basics of what Adrenal Fatigue is, to the fine details of how our bodies work and why we get adrenal fatigue, to recovering from adrenal fatigue and full lifestyle plans.

In the end, I believe it's important not to get too bogged down in what I refer to as «minutia,» or the extremely fine details, which, in the context of balanced, varied, healthy plant - based diets, are inconsequential.

The actions are many, and Apt's instruction is filled with fine details.

Once you have a strong foundation then it's time to tweak the fine details.

Without getting into the fine details, the exercise can be adjusted in several ways to focus on different areas, so «effective» is a relative term.

It includes fine details such as the taste of each herb and possible dosages.

Consider the comfort factor before purchasing, and look at the fine details such as pocket sizes and placement, buttons versus zips, hoods and seams to add ease to your day.»

«For the first time, we will be able to see the fine details of how DNA methylation changes in stem cells and other cells as they grow and develop into new cell types,» he says.

The most successful research cruises are typically the ones that are planned early, with an awareness of both the big picture and the fine details.

This allows it to resolve fine details far beyond what can be seen with a single telescope alone.

Researchers can observe the fine details and workings of internal cellular structures at resolutions beyond the limit of conventional microscopes with the ability to easily switch between super resolution, confocal, and widefield imaging.

Fine details show throughout the galaxy's arms, disk, bulge, and nucleus - blue and red supergiant stars, star clusters, and star - forming regions, and dust lanes trace out fine structures in the disk and bar.

Fine details of the dark band are revealed in this image of the central portion of M64 obtained with the Hubble Space Telescope.

Results: Predicting future climate change hangs on understanding aerosols, considered the fine details in the atmosphere.

«By taking advantage of the power of ALMA to see fine details, we can understand much better what happens to the star before, during and after the thermal pulse, by studying how the shell and the spiral structure are shaped,» says Maercker.

ALMA can see through the fine dust grains and can pick up where more of the mass is located: although the images do not provide fine details, they can tell us how the disk structure is oriented.

At their most extreme the speakers foresaw a time when we would understand the human brain in its fine details, be able to build machines not just with artificial intelligence but with superintelligence and be able to merge our own minds with those machines.

Aside from providing wide - eyed earthbound researchers with pretty pictures, TRACE offers solar physicists the best resolution yet of the fine details of the sun's outer atmosphere.

While he agreed with the decision, he could not personally stand behind the «fine details of molecular technology» cited by his colleagues, he wrote, because «I am unable to affirm those details on my own knowledge or even my own belief.»

But the fine details of this process, and how it might affect their host galaxies, are still unknown.

AMD — the deterioration of the eye's macula, which is responsible for the ability to see fine details clearly — affects an estimated 11 million people in the United States.

«This suggests that the visual system favors abstract global impressions such as lifelikeness at the expense of the fine details,» Whitney said.

Typically such natural damage is assessed with remote sensing, which can be limited in fine details.

This deposit is famous for its intricate fossil preservation, and the moth specimen was so exquisite that Yale University paleontologist Maria McNamara and colleagues were able to zoom in on the insect's wings to detect the fine details of tiny scales.

Contrast agents, injected into the patient during an MRI procedure and designed to be quickly cleared from the body by the kidneys afterwards, are needed to make fine details of organ structures, blood vessels, and other specific tissues clearly visible in the images.

«When we analyse a scene, the eyes perform very fast miniature movements in order to register the fine details,» explains Nora Nortmann, postgraduate student at the Institute of Cognitive Science at the University of Osnabrück and the RUB work group Optical Imaging.

Researchers tag the molecule with an element that gives a characteristic signal and allows them to deduce the fine details of the complex 3 - D structure of the protein.

What makes the fossil so remarkable, says Norell, is the preservation of such fine details as the feather attachments to the skin, a rarity among fossils.

In such a makeshift cosmos, the fine details of the microscopic world and the farthest stars might only be filled in by the programmers on the rare occasions that people study them with scientific equipment.

Fine details of a magnetic flux rope captured by the New Solar Telescope at Big Bear Solar Observatory for Solar Active Region 11817 on 2013 August 11.

With a new approach that treats the universe as a fluid, cosmologists plan to tease out the fine details of the big bang from its behavior and evolution

The 35 - nanometer - thick cylindrical layers, however, amplified faint light that carries extremely fine details about the object.

When they reach their target neurons, each neuron receives a unique combination of colors, thereby giving it a visually distinct hue that makes it easier for the researchers to distinguish its fine details from those of its neighbors.

A new sensor feels the image of Abraham Lincoln on a penny (top), resolving many of the fine details seen with an optical microscope (bottom).

As specialists argue over the fine details of species concepts, I'm struck by how often the word «fuzzy» comes up.

But departments needn't fear a sudden loss of cash; the HEFCE has yet to work out the fine details, including minimum standards for postgraduate training.

Outside analysts like Steven Aftergood of the Federation of American Scientists say that a resolution of 10 centimeters — allowing us to see a softball or the fine details of a car from space — is likely the best available resolution using visible light.

In the digital versions, available on a NASA site, the fine details of O'Neill's dreams are still visible, but they evoke a sense now of the past rather than the day after tomorrow.

Researchers indeed now know fine details about the genes, receptors, and cell - to - cell communications that drive these processes.

Rice University graduate student Yicheng Wu demonstrates the SAVI prototype, which is able to capture fine details of an object from a distance, effectively replacing a large telephoto lens.

Medical students are required to memorize such a huge number of facts — from the anatomy and physiology of every structure in the human body to the fine details of thousands of tests, diagnoses, and treatments — that they generally do not have time to critique the information they must cram into their heads.

This response may have evolved because coarse - grained features, which enable you to evaluate movement and distance, better aid survival in scary situations than fine details.

More practically, the run - of - the - mill STM doesn't have the spatial resolution to detect the fine details of the orbital.

It's the fine details of this topper that make it such a beautiful piece.

Given that many of the fine details of violin shape probably have little impact on the instrument's tone, says Chitwood, the analysis could have shown much subtle variation.

A high frame rate and 120 - nm XY resolution enable researchers to observe the fine details and workings of internal cellular structures while offering the ability to switch between superresolution, confocal, and widefield imaging modes.

The tips range from medium to large so you'll be able to get both fine details and easily color in larger areas.