Table 1 shows the measures most commonly reported in the energy sector, with regional detail.

These viruses have been studied in most detail in the thermophilic archaea, particularly the orders Sulfolobales and Thermoproteales.

Thus, in most national communications climate change scenarios were presented in greater detail than the results of impact assessments.

The level of detail of reporting varied considerably, in most cases depending on the comprehensiveness of Parties' activities in these areas.

Detail

We have explained in detail in this Qur 'an , for the benefit of mankind , every kind of similitude but man is , in most things , contentious .

We have explained in detail in this Qur 'an , for the benefit of mankind , every kind of similitude but man is , in most things , contentious .

North Korea Tech explains in detail.

Open Democracy reports in more detail

Detail preservation

Immediately following the war, the Commission outlined damage in detail to sixty four of the most valuable Soviet museums, out of 427 damaged ones.

These different levels are discussed in detail below.

This detail is not relevant to most end users, who just get the JAR they wanted, with the files they asked for.

In this paper, we explain our analysis in more detail.

(This point is discussed in more detail further below.

Capacity building leadership is discussed in more detail below.

This issue is addressed in more detail later in this report.

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In fact, most observers on the scene believed that there was a long paper trail, from the polling sites all the way to Nairobi, which could be re assessed in detail.

Would that you knew ( in detail ) what the Inevitable is !

Would that you knew ( in detail ) what the Inevitable is !

The forensic medicine curriculum covers violence against women in detail.

Further enhancement of the work initiated in the matrices developed to date requires States parties to further identify, in detail, their experience of the most problematic munition types that have been listed.

The concern is whether varying levels of detail across regions will raise questions about the data quality of those with the most restrictive publication policies.

The Committee will consider it in detail in the weeks to come.

His obsession with detail was legendary.

For three days that was our routine, repeated in every detail.

(I discuss them in more detail in my new book, The Globalization Paradox.)

(This aspect will be examined in detail in Chapter V of this section).

The individual posts are discussed in detail in paragraphs 30 and 31 below.

In recent years, the role of the traditional spouse has been, most visibly, to stand by (or not) while some excruciatingly embarrassing foible or betrayal by one s husband is publicly aired in mortifying detail.

Changing it in detail. It takes about 30 hours on the average.

This is a detail of a chair that I've designed in magnesium.

I don't have enough time to explain that to you in detail.

Dallaire described in detail how the Hutus were planning anti Tutsi extermination.

Some detail is provided in the annex to the Secretary General's report.

Some of these partnerships and processes are considered in more detail below.

(Further detail under Use and preservation, below.

Collaboration with the GEF is presented in detail in document ICCD CRIC(4) 5.

According to the Chief Minister, constitutional advancement in the Territories was discussed in detail.

The subject of trafficking has been dealt with in some detail in Chapter VI.

Inventures.eu covers the success of these start ups on Kickstarter in more detail

Information regarding family planning services has been provided in detail under Article 12.

Overview of information Climate change impacts and vulnerability Most Parties reported in various degrees of detail on baselines (climate and socio economic) and climate change scenarios, although many Parties indicated difficulties in using socio economic scenarios.

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