That way, the bag on my stomach became a minor detail.
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The deal-breaker probably would been that it was crypto anarchist lunch — minor detail.
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Tamirat has an excellent eye for the minor detail that becomes important in retrospect.
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"I got bigger worries than to lose sleep over that exact minor detail," Laforge says.
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It's a minor detail, but one that makes the film seem more dated than futuristic.
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I know it's a minor detail, but it encapsulates my biggest problem with this book: disharmony.
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The Broncos tweeted an adorable glimpse of the trophy's trip home, but it's missing one minor detail.
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"They overlooked the minor detail, minor to them, that the wind doesn't blow every day," he said.
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This is a huge contrast to mainstream titles, where single parenthood is relegated to a minor detail.
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And most probably he'd have trouble doing so as it would require incredible memory for minor detail.
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But despite the brilliant design, the planners neglected to anticipate one minor detail in the code they developed.
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As for Showalter's coaches, whom Steinbrenner had wanted to fire, that was another minor detail to be rectified.
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But that minor detail didn't stop Oprah from using the "Dr." moniker at the front of his name.
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A seemingly minor detail lacking from these reports is that there's precious little evidence these drones actually exist.
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A minor detail, but a delightful one that embeds the concept of opposites into the physical experience of the book.
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Judging by this engagement ring, that's just one minor detail checked off in planning what will surely be a grand wedding.
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That fact was a minor detail he managed to leave out during the hours they were trapped in an elevator together.
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While there's no official word, Johnson offered a corroborating tweet when he corrected just one minor detail of the THR story.
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The setting has six prongs instead of four, but it'll take an eagle-eyed LC devotee to spot that minor detail.
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Two thoughts: There is some minor detail in the story that is incorrect or described slightly differently than it actually happened.
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It may seem like a minor detail, but it's critical to understanding the only true path to resolving the longstanding conflict.
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Candice Stafford-Bridge, makeup department head for the show, tells Refinery29 that this otherwise minor detail is crucial to Sabrina's character arc.
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This may seem like a minor detail, but interior ties or straps will help your duvet stay put inside your duvet cover.
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But, I neglected to include one minor detail: The only time I will absolutely not drink coffee is on a plane. Why?
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A seemingly minor detail I let slip now might prove to spoil the keystone for one of your discoveries when you play.
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Label Your EnvelopeThe last minor detail Wade couldn't stress enough is the stamp, which goes on the top right corner of the envelop.
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Mr. Bolton forgot this "minor" detail: Without a carrot and stick approach for Cuba, there is no reason for Havana to be helpful.
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That alerted both his colleagues, who took notice of Alexander's sudden engagement, and the reporters studying every minor detail that something had changed.
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This is a minor detail that Rowling and the movie's creative team might have simply overlooked or chosen to tweak for cinematic effect.
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He came to the Front Street Animal Shelter in Sacramento, California, paralyzed, but he wouldn't let that minor detail stop him from getting around.
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And of course they crucially affect a child's quality of life at home, which, as I will argue shortly, is not some minor detail.
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Curry's animosity is a minor detail, not a major plotline, and the film doesn't spend too much time dwelling on his sour point of view.
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But one minor detail is interesting: On this return, Trump supported public financing of elections by checking the often-overlooked box on his 1040 form.
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Justice Kennedy's departure from the bench might sound like a minor detail set against everything else that is going on with America's government at the moment.
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Yahoo announced Thursday that a massive 2014 security breach compromised more than 500 million user accounts, a minor detail it forgot to mention until just now. Oops!
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Though a minor detail, the peepholes in the doors stood out as a reminder of what daily life was like in the prison—on both sides of the glass.
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It's one of those things that seems like a minor detail, but when a company gets a lot of them wrong, in aggregate, it leads to a poor experience.
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One of Jennings's eagle-eyed friends was picking up supplies at a deli in Monterey, CA, according to Mashable, when they spotted a very familiar picture, with one minor detail changed.
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By late July, Giuliani's new line was that Trump would really love to be interviewed — but, minor detail, he wanted the questioning to focus only on collusion, not obstruction of justice.
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That's a minor detail, yes, but it represents a larger point: behind the innumerable Ripley memes and feminist tributes to her iconic character from the Alien franchise, Weaver is a cinematic polymath.
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But there may be one reason that Apple's not sweating that minor detail: If rumors are to be believed, the iPhone 8 will be considerably more expensive than the updated iPhone 7.
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" Stallman also described the distinction between a 17 or 18 year old victim as a "minor" detail, and suggested that it was an "injustice" to refer to it as a "sexual assault.
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Before the game, reporters with their hair bleached watched warmups and batting practice from behind a velvet rope, their phones pointed out at the field, capturing and broadcasting every minor detail on Facebook Live.
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Jojo (Roman Griffin Davis, the cutest child on earth) is so charming, his love for his family and friends so boundless, that his idolization of the Fuhrer ends up feeling like a minor detail.
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While this may seem like a minor detail, as Graham has pointed out numerous times, representation can be something very powerful for women and their self-esteem, and Barbie is a great place to start.
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This may seem like a minor detail, but it gives the impression that Pride month is an optional holiday that only some people are interested in, rather than signaling that everyone should care about LGBTQ rights.
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Beyond this minor detail, his plan works to retain a system where millions of Americans get their insurance from thousands of different plans, and where hospitals can charge inflated and arbitrary rates for tests and procedures.
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It feels like a footnote to the tumult of Month 1 of the Trump presidency, a minor detail easily lost in the toxic stew of news about Russia, executive orders, legal appeals and grammatically challenged Twitter blitzes.
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It's a place people live: an even more minor detail, but the fact we only see our protagonist's house from the front and are never allowed to browse what's actually inside nicely reflects Liberty City's implied, inner life.
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The second minor detail might also throw a spanner into Lyft's engine: there are still many question marks hanging over how these services will grow relative to other macroeconomic forces, and specifically how government regulation will impact that.
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And the show's tight-lipped cast and crew usually do a pretty good job of keeping mum on the details — which is why anytime somebody leaks even the most minor detail it becomes an earth-shattering event for fans.
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It's a minor detail that can add up to a lot of time wasted as you wait for your tablet to load throughout the day, especially if you're a student who relies on it to load projects and research topics.
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But it could just as easily be that the FBI had used its own sources and methods to learn about Page's trip to Moscow, and the fact that this was mentioned in the Steele dossier was just a minor detail.
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Their financial contribution to the Rebel isn't a minor detail — Levant claims the Rebel is entirely viewer-supported — it's emblematic of whose barbarity you're willing to swallow in order to maintain your social standing, your racial superiority, and your own comfort level.
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Nick Saban finally took a major L. The Alabama football coach took some of his players on a boat trip in Lake Tuscaloosa for some team bonding on Thursday ... which sounds like a perfectly great time, except for one minor detail: Somebody forgot to fill the gas tank!!
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In his view, a writer who wanted to create her own story in the Harry Potter universe could just import the Harry Potter rule set into their Granthika processor and be magically exempt from the fear of "breaking canon"—sacrilegiously getting some major or minor detail wrong and infuriating the fans of that universe.
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Read more: 'Aquaman' star Jason Momoa congratulated stepdaughter Zoë Kravitz for landing the Catwoman role, making her both 'on and off screen' family"Make sure, whilst designing the costume, they consider how you're gonna go to the bathroom," Pfeiffer joked, adding that while this might be a minor detail, it's definitely an "important" one.
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Those who remember their Econ 101 will know that the costs of a market distortion normally take the form of a rough triangle (rough because the demand curve doesn't have to be a straight line, but that's a fairly minor detail.) That's because the first unit of imports lost has approximately zero cost, because people are indifferent at the margin between that unit and a domestic product, but the last unit lost imposes a cost equal to the tariff rate, because that's how much more people would have been willing to pay for the import.
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7GCA with smaller wings, redesigned empennage, other aerodynamic refinements, deletion of rear-seat flight controls, and minor detail changes.Aircraft Specification A-759 2011, p. 10. 4 built.
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Models 5, 6, 7, and 8 (there was no NM-4) had open cabs and military non-directional tires. Other than cabs and tires, NMs had only minor detail differences. Over 8,400 of all models were built in 1940–1944.
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There were only minor detail modifications. Some were equipped with the gun-carriage brake cylinder: this was an air-cylinder from Hanna for the simultaneous actuation (cable operated) of the air brakes of the truck and the mechanical brakes of the gun.
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Ten were built in two batches; all at the Midland Railway's Derby Works: the first five, Nos 1528–1533, in 1907 on Derby order number 3031, and the second five, 1534–1537, in 1921–1922, with only minor detail differences between the batches.
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"Country Music: Charley Pride." Time-Life Records STW-101, 1981, 12-inch vinyl. Liner notes by Charles K. Wolfe. The show became the first of a long and active career playing to large audiences, his race soon becoming a minor detail compared to his success.
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Even subconsciously. Therefore it's multi-interpretable. The only questionable thing about the name that might raise some eyebrows instead of questions is when you pronounce the abbreviation of it; FAWK. Ah well, that's just a minor detail... Musically it's going to be heavy in the basics.
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While much of Brockway was liquidated, Mack continued further development on a set-forward axle Super-Liner, entering production by the end of 1977. As the design already used a Mack RS cab, the Super-Liner saw only minor detail changes before entering production, internally designated as the RW700.
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Flory, p. 632. Like all but the short-lived 1967 convertible, the new Grand Prix was a 2-door hardtop. Model names borrowed suggestive Duesenberg Model J nomenclature for "J" and "SJ" levels of trim. The basic 1969 body shell saw a major facelift in 1971 bracketed by minor detail revisions in the 1970 and 1972 model years.
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1970 Buick LeSabre Convertible Only minor detail changes including grille and taillight revisions were made to the 1970 LeSabre. New features this year included a hidden radio antenna which amounted to two wires embedded in the windshield. Wheelbase was increased by one inch to , matching direct competitors such as Oldsmobile Delta 88, Mercury Monterey and Chrysler Newport.
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This allowed the 112B's maximum takeoff weight to rise to , giving it a respectable useful load of . Production of the 112B ended in 1979, while the 112TC was further upgraded with a maximum weight increase and minor detail changes. The major change was a complete makeover of the avionics suite with a three-axis autopilot, producing the 112TCA "Alpine".
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New features include Adaptive Chassis Control (DCC), Dynamic Light Assist glare-free high beams, a fatigue detection system and an automatic "city emergency braking" system. It arrived at dealerships in January 2011. The interior featured minor detail changes from the B6, although the basic dashboard design remained unchanged. In India, the B6 version is likely to be replaced with the B7 version.
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The Expal C-3-A and C-3-B are round Spanish rubber modified polystyrene cased anti-tank blast mines. The mines differ only in minor detail. The mine is classified as a minimum metal mine, the only metal it contains being a 4.5 millimetre diameter zinc-plated steel spring. The mine is found in Angola, the Falkland Islands, and the Western Sahara.
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He made his debut in 1941 at the 'Circustheater' in The Hague as Wagner in the opera Faust of Charles Gounod. After the Second World War ended, he started to sing at the Flemish Opera. There, he already sang the great bass roles of the repertoire like Boris Godunov, King Marke, Hagen and Gurnemanz. Minor detail worth mentioning: he sang these roles in Dutch.
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With the growth of home cockpits, there are a number of companies who sell complete kits for common aircraft. Thus details of current Airbus and Boeing aircraft panels are fairly easy to obtain. For older aircraft museums or aircraft, scrap yards can be valuable sources of information. However while research will often locate a lot of information, sometimes it is a minor detail that is needed.
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The station complex is an intact standard roadside station with only minor detail altered. As such it is a rare surviving example. The signal box added for the yard layout is a typical simple on-platform box. The station was later provided with a second platform behind the original building, a rather unusual situation in the country, but this was removed in 1993 and the layout rebuilt.
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Minor Detail was headed by brothers John and Willie Hughes. Their lyrical themes were positive and covered topics such as romance and peace. Their self-titled debut album was produced by Bill Whelan (later of Riverdance fame), and they became the first Irish band to secure a recording contract with an American label. However, they were short-lived, splitting in 1984, but reunited for a brief period in 1986–87.
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Hughes began his music career by playing in the 1960s Dublin band Ned Spoon. After Ned Spoon split in the early '70s, he and his brother, Willie, formed Highway, an acoustic hippy duo. With the arrival of the 1980s, the brothers formed the short-lived new wave/synthpop band Minor Detail. It became the first Irish band to secure a recording contract with an American label, but released only one album.
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This appears to reinstate the originally intended circle route, and was provisionally accepted by the CDR. Major General Hutchinson inspected the line on 11 February 1886 and approved it for opening as far as Mount Florida subject to some minor detail work. A special train for civic dignitaries ran on 27 February and the public opening was on Monday 1 March 1886, worked by the Caledonian. of railway had been constructed.
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The song was completed within the last few hours of the recording sessions for War. After working all night on the album in Windmill Lane Studios, the band found themselves at 6 AM feeling that they were still one song short. Another band, Minor Detail, were scheduled to start their recording session at 8 AM and had arrived early,McCormick (2006), pp. 136–137 and U2 bassist Adam Clayton had already gone home.
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Life in Dreaming was also the first of the band's records that integrated Freeman as a full vocalist with almost as many parts as lead vocalist Reo in certain songs, such as "A Minor Detail", "Garden Statement" and "Top 5 Addictions". The follow-up album to Life in Dreaming was recorded in 2006 and planned for a release somewhen in 2007. On January 29, 2007, it was announced via the label's website that the band had broken up.
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The court system assumes that everyone is innocent until proven guilty; however, many times individuals are arrested for suspicion, which would simply require a motive and the lack of an alibi. The goal of an interrogator may be to increase and use a subject's suggestibility. This would cause the capability of several inaccuracies to occur during the interrogation. Studies have been performed on undiagnosed individuals and they have shown that minor detail alterations can and do easily go unnoticed.
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The LNER 1937 stock remained in service with British Railways (BR) after nationalisation in 1948. In 1955 BR introduced new stock on the South Tyneside line based on the Southern Region 2–EPB stock and was designated "South Tyneside 1951 Stock". They were electrically identical to the 2–EPB but the body on the motor brake cars had a much larger luggage space to accommodate prams. Minor detail differences were route indicating lights and destination blinds.
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Shibli has received the Young Writer’s Award–Palestine by the A. M. Qattan Foundation for both her novels Touch and We are all equally far from love.Adania Shibli(Arab Women Writers) She was named as one of the Beirut39, a group of 39 Arab writers under the age of 40 chosen through a contest organised by Banipal magazine and the Hay Festival. Minor Detail, translated by Elisabeth Jaquette, was shortlisted for the 2020 National Book Award for Translated Literature.
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A new bodystyle was introduced on the 110 4x4 chassis- the "utility". This was a five-door 4x4 body but with the rearmost seats removed and the rear side panels left without windows, producing a five-seater vehicle with a secure, weatherproof load space. The only external design alterations were minor detail changes. The bonnet was reshaped with a pressed bulge to allow the new, taller engine to fit in the engine bay whilst meeting pedestrian safety rules.
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The title Top Ground Gear Force appears during the opening credits and is spoken by the hosts throughout the show. However, the insulated jackets worn by the three hosts are silkscreened with "TGGGF" on the front chest and "Top Garden Ground Gear Force" on the rear. Other equipment, such as a flatbed truck, is labeled with the factual title, "Top Ground Gear Force". This minor detail is not explained throughout the show and may be a simple mistake or an intentional joke.
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In much the same way, the North British Railway (NBR) bought two locomotives from Neilson in 1882, and by 1899 they had built thirty-six for themselves at their Cowlairs railway works in Glasgow, giving a total of thirty-eight engines in service. Having obtained license to replicate the design, each of the railway companies incorporated minor detail modifications into their version. On the NBR the locomotives were designated G class when the new class identification system was introduced in 1913.
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GamesRadar's David Houghton echoed this statement, calling the visuals "jaw-dropping". VideoGamer.com reiterated the graphical improvement over the original game, particularly praising the increased draw distance and improved lighting technology. Liam Martin of Digital Spy also felt that the lighting system improves the gameplay and makes the game "feel even more dangerous". Game Informers Tim Turi stated that the game is "even more breathtaking" than The Last of Us. Matt Swider of TechRadar appreciated the minor detail changes and the technical improvements.
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It had a V8 from Chrysler positioned behind the two front seats. It took its name from the output of the engine, and the German word for shark, Hai. The body was presumably designed by Trevor Fiore, of Carrozzeria Fissore,The Monteverdi Hai – behind the wheel of the most elusive classic of all - Classic and Sports Car although some sources credit Pietro Frua. A second car was made with a longer wheelbase and minor detail changes like door handles and red bodywork.
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Series creator Chris Carter later told Duchovny that the situation "creates a problem. If we ever do a show that takes place seven years ago, you'll have to be married." However, Duchovny reassured Carter by pointing out that there were not very many episodes, if any, that had been planned to take place seven years prior to the events in this episode. The inclusion of the detail caused an "Internet frenzy" and the minor detail was never resolved on screen.
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The PCWs were not designed to play video games, although some software authors considered this a minor detail, releasing games like Batman, Head Over Heels, and Bounder. The PCW video system was not at all suited to games. In order that it be able to display a full 80-column page plus margins, the display's addressable area was 90 columns and the display had 32 lines. The display was monochrome and bitmapped with a resolution of 720 by 256 pixels.
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A review in the Birmingham Daily Post commented ”John Mortimer's play A Choice of Kings (ITV, Tuesday) was dead as a drama, but half revived by its whimsical touches.Birmingham Daily Post, Saturday 15 October 1966, p. 10 The Liverpool Echo drew attention to a minor detail, ”For Harold, as can be seen to-night on ITV in a new John Mortimer play, A Choice of Kings, was vain enough to wear a Diana Dors bob of golden shoulder-length hair.
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The ambulance spawned a prototype UAZ-452GP with hydropneumatic suspension, to enable it to cross rough ground at high speed, following on the work done by Citröen on the DS19. The system proved very successful on trials, but it was rejected by the Soviet Army as too complicated, and so never entered production.Thompson, p. 173. In 1966, the 451s were updated with a inline-four (still based on the Pobedas), four-speed gearbox, and minor detail changes, plus a stronger chassis (and so higher payload).
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In 1950 at the request of Vincent Harris, controversial architect of City Hall, all remaining trees, the formal promenades, railing, lamps, statue and High Cross were removed and the Green lowered some 4 feet 6 inches, around 75,000 tons of material being taken away. Harris stated that this "would 'make' my building", and considered the removal of the statue and High Cross "a minor detail". Wide new promenades were laid out running parallel to the sides of the Green, with low Portland stone borders.
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Both varieties of the I3 class proved themselves to be excellent locomotives but the superheated versions were significantly cheaper to run on express trains, especially when compared with the B4 and H1 classes.Bradley, (1974). p.90 The class were also used experimentally on through express trains with the London and North Western Railway between Brighton and Rugby and convinced the LNWR directors of the value of superheating.Bradley, (1974). p.92 Ten more superheated I3s were constructed in 1912 under Lawson Billinton, with minor detail differences.
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3–4 The same fuselage, with minor detail changes, was used as on the Nieuport 17bis, which featured an improved aerodynamic form compared to the earlier Nieuports, with longitudinal stringers running from just aft of the moulded plywood cockpit sides to the tail. Internally the structure was updated, and while the 17bis had its Vickers gun offset to port, the 24 had it mounted to the starboard of the centerline. The 24 also received an entirely new rounded moulded plywood empennage incorporating a small fixed fin and a half-heart shaped rudder.Varriale, 2015, p.
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Although Ibn al- Shatir's system was firmly geocentric (he had eliminated the Ptolemaic eccentrics), the mathematical details of his system were identical to those in Copernicus's De revolutionibus.The model Copernicus used in his earlier Commentariolus differs in minor detail from that of ibn al-Shatir. V. Roberts and E. S. Kennedy, "The Planetary Theory of Ibn al-Shatir", Isis, 50(1959):232-234. jstor Furthermore, the exact replacement of the equant by two epicycles used by Copernicus in the Commentariolus paralleled the work of Ibn al-Shatir one century earlier.
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A comparatively minor detail, the neck-bolts are now an iconic visual element that is closely associated with the monster, especially Universal's version.; (noting the neck-bolts are considered by Universal to be one of the copyright-protected elements of its iteration of Frankenstein's monster). Although make-up artist Jack Pierce took credit in interviews for the monster's neck-bolts, Argentine- Canadian film critic and historian Alberto Manguel rejected Pierce's claim, finding that Grosz's concept art came earlier. Cochrane left Universal in 1937, while Grosz may have continued to work there as late as 1938.
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The remaining question was then whether the charges fell foul of the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 (particularly s 6(2)) or the UTCCR. Much was made by the banks of the clear, intelligible language used in the clauses in question. The judgment concluded that the language used was clear and intelligible in the contracts of HSBC, Lloyds TSB, Nationwide and RBSG; and similarly in the most part for Abbey National, Barclays, Clydesdale and HBOS although lacking in minor detail.[2008] All ER (D) 349 (Apr), para 293.
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For the foundations, the stone steps, and the walls, natural stone was quarried not far from Turku. Even before the construction work started, Sonck wanted to make considerable changes to his winning design, but the church council did not agree to the proposed changes and in the end only minor detail changes were made to the facade. As for the interior, however, Sonck got a much freer hand to make changes from his original drawings. This is clearly seen in the deviations from the style of the times: Jugend follows Gothic and Romantic Nationalism.
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The rest of her family enter. David proposes to read them the final chapter of his novel. Immediately, a minor detail about the geography of Paris is blown into a full-scale family row, with everyone talking at once about whether the Rue Saint-Honoré does or does not connect with the Place de la Concorde and hurling insults at each other. They are so wrapped up in their private row that they do not notice when the four visitors tiptoe down the stairs and out of the house.
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They are graceful and elegant figures who tend to stand firmly on the earth. Their heads are smallish in proportion to the rest of their bodies, and their features are delicately distilled with considerable attention to minor detail. The octagonal temple of Jerusalem and its porches that dominates the central axis must have had behind it a project created by an architect, but Perugino's treatment is like the rendering of a wooden model, painted with exactitude. The building with its arches serves as a backdrop in front of which the action unfolds.
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Jessica Duchen: Love Triumphant? It was commenced in April 1896 and finished on 29 June,Michael Steinberg, The Concerto: A Listener's GuideClassical Archives and was written while Chausson was holidaying in Florence, Italy.Philadelphia Orchestra He wrote three different versions of Poème: with orchestra; with piano accompaniment (later rewritten by other hands); and a recently discovered version for violin, string quartet and piano, a companion to his Concert in D for piano, violin and string quartet, Op. 21 (1892). The solo violin parts of these versions are identical except for one minor detail.
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An eleven and a half year old Isaac Asimov also read the story. Asimov noted that the Zorome's organic brains were a minor detail, "Jones treated them as mechanical men, making them objective without being unfeeling, benevolent without being busybodies." He cites Jones' Zoromes as the "spiritual ancestors" of his positronic robot series and credits them as the origin of his attraction to the idea of benevolent robots. Masamune Shirow paid homage to Jones in his cyborg-populated Ghost in the Shell saga by including a no-frills brain-in-a-box design, even naming them Jameson-type cyborgs.
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Wainwright's original design of the new 'L class' was for a handsome and robust locomotive which incorporated a Belpaire firebox. The later revisions incorporated piston valves and a Schmidt superheater. After Wainwright's departure his assistant Robert Surtees, made further detailed changes slightly enlarging the boiler, firebox and wheels, and substituting a Robinson design superheater, before placing an order for twelve examples were with Beyer Peacock for delivery by the end of June 1914. After Richard Maunsell took office in January 1914, he agreed to the ordering of a further ten with minor detail differences and Schmidt superheaters from Borsig of Berlin.
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They were numbered from 4501 to 4555 and were a slightly smaller version of the USRA Light Mikado. The locomotives served well in the Norte system, where they were nicknamed Chalecos. In 1953, RENFE (acronym of REd Nacional de los Ferrocarriles Españoles), the nationalised railway company, acquired twenty-five locomotives of the second tender version from North British Locomotive Company (NBL) of Glasgow. Spanish builders MTM, MACOSA and Euskalduna and the American Babcock & Wilcox built 213 more between 1953 and 1960, with only minor detail differences such as double chimneys, Llubera sanders, ACFI feedwater heaters and oil-burning.
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There were five patients in early childhood had two significant symptoms of the disease characterized today as Ghosal hematodiaphyseal dysplasia. The two symptoms described were thick long bones of the extremities with features of diaphyseal dysplasia and anemia that was not responsive to hematinics. Broadening of the long bones, specifically in the diaphyses, is usually thought of as Englemann disease, but patients showed both diaphyses and the metaphyses to be affected. This minor detail when it comes to Englemann disease is essential because there is a consistent mention of the metaphyses of the long bones to have been unaffected.
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The books in the series are collections of essays about classic fiction from the Victorian period. Carefully going over the text, Sutherland highlights apparent inconsistencies, anachronisms and oversights, and explains references which the modern reader is likely to overlook. In some cases he demonstrates the likelihood that the author simply forgot a minor detail. In others, apparent slips on the part of the author are presented as evidence that something is going on below the surface of the book which is not explicitly described (such as his explanation for why Sherlock Holmes should mis-address Miss Stoner as Miss Roylott in "The Adventure of the Speckled Band").
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The first order, for twelve 'Schneider' aircraft, was placed in November 1914. (Like the race winner, these were powered by the 100 hp Monosoupape and differed only in minor detail from the racer.) Later production aircraft were fitted with ailerons in place of wing-warping, had an enlarged fin and were fitted with a Lewis gun firing upwards through an opening in the wing centre-section. In all 160 were built. No original Tabloids or Schneiders survive today but full-size replicas of each are displayed at the RAF Museum Hendon and Brooklands Museum and full-scale kits are produced by Airdrome Aeroplanes for homebuilders.
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Diplomatic rank was distinguished by the amount and quality of the embroidery. In contrast to military uniforms, which underwent rapid changes throughout the 19th and early 20th century, the diplomatic uniforms tended to keep their traditional design. While the uniforms of the different foreign services generally shared the common features noted above, there were considerable national differences, though often of minor detail. Thus, as examples, French ambassadors were distinguished by pearl-handled court swords with gold and silk frogs (sword attachments), their Portuguese colleagues by oak leaves and acorns represented in gold embroidery on their dress coats, while Norwegian diplomats wore gold embroidery of pine cone design on their dark blue "swallow-tail" coats.
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The Daytona convertible, hardtop and four-door sedan models were all discontinued, however. Aside from the Wagonaire, the only other 1965 Daytona was the vinyl-roofed two-door sports sedan, which drew its inspiration from the late-1964 Commander Special. All models continued the 1964 design with only minor detail changes, the most significant being that the Commander gained standard quad headlamps, replacing the dual lamps that had been standard the previous year. Sales, however, continued to plunge; fewer than 20,000 Studebakers were built in 1965, and some blamed the poor results on Studebaker of Canada's decision to make no year-to-year style changes (a plan that worked well for Volkswagen, but not for a company like Studebaker which had long made annual changes).
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Hatherley felt compelled to take this work, despite his misgivings, as his business was newly established and he had very little work. Upon arriving late at night at the appointed train station, Hatherley is met by Colonel Stark and is driven a considerable distance in a carriage with frosted glass windows to the house where he is to examine the machine. (A minor detail is that the house was actually quite near the station; Holmes realizes that the carriage drove "six [miles] out and six back" to disguise the house's location from Hatherley.) Hatherley is still under the spell of the 50 guineas and does not become afraid even when a woman at the house warns him to flee. He is presently shown the press and makes his recommendations as to needed repairs.
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The most important aspect of the book was that it widened the understanding of the purges beyond the previous narrow focus on the "Moscow trials" of disgraced Communist Party of the Soviet Union leaders such as Nikolai Bukharin and Grigory Zinoviev, who were executed shortly thereafter. The question of why these leaders had pleaded guilty and confessed to various crimes at the trials had become a topic of discussion for a number of western writers, and helped inspire anti-Communist tracts such as George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four and Arthur Koestler's Darkness at Noon. Conquest argued that the trials and executions of these former Communist leaders were a minor detail of the purges. By his estimates, Stalinist purges had led to the deaths of some 20 million people.
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As it now required no wooden framework underneath, the bodies for this model were much simpler to mass produce and it quickly became the most successful type in attracting licensed manufacture in other countries, where the number of cars produced would ultimately be significantly higher than at the Fulda works, even if most of this licensed production was very short-lived in comparison. There were minor detail changes throughout its production life, but the most significant was forced upon it when Fitchel and Sachs ceased production of their 200cc engine in 1965. Somewhat fortuitously, this came at the same time as production was winding down of the British built Trojan 200, a development of the Heinkel Kabine bubble car and this allowed the Heinkel engine to be used in the Fuldamobil with very little modification.
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Lewin's individual clients have included the Lubavitcher Rebbe Menachem Mendel Schneerson, Attorney General Edwin Meese III, whom he represented while he was serving as Attorney General, President Richard Nixon, Jodie Foster, John Lennon, nursing home owner Bernard Bergman, Congressman George Hansen, Teamsters president Roy Williams, and Israeli war hero Aviem Sella. Lewin represented Sholom Rubashkin, after the latter was sentenced to 27 years in jail. Lewin conceded he submitted a picture of Baruch Herzfeld dancing with a non-Jewish woman to an Orthodox rabbinical court as part of his case against him, but insists it was "a minor detail of the case". In 2014 and 2015, Lewin represented Binyamin Stimler, a member of the Epstein-Wolmark gang whose purpose was the kidnap and torture of Jewish men in order to force them into granting religious divorces to their wives.
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The Whitelegg engines of 1919 had slightly increased water tank capacity and some minor detail changes, most obviously to the shape of the cabside cutouts, and were employed on similar traffic. Shortly prior to these entering service the entire G&SWR; locomotive fleet had been renumbered, and the type now became known as the 1 Class under the new numbering system. The locomotives were much more successful than some of Drummond's earlier designs for the G&SWR;, although their limited water tankage compared to tender engines became a problem after they passed into London, Midland and Scottish Railway (LMS) ownership in 1923. The LMS wanted to increase the loads which former G&SWR; locomotives were permitted to haul, and whilst the 0-6-2Ts were capable of hauling heavier trains they lacked sufficient water capacity to complete longer journeys.
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The station was the largest designed by Myres with a double sized station house on the upper level, which had an upper timber storey with plaster infill (later covered with hung tiles) with impressed flower patterns. It was a substantial structure with refreshment rooms on both levels, with that on the low level said to house a billiards room for travellers. An 1885 publication about East Grinstead described the station as "very commodious and convenient" and "a pleasing object" with "embankments on the outside planted with shrubs and flowers". Six stations were built between East Grinstead and Lewes, all of which were constructed by Firbank; other than they were all to the standard Myres design, with minor detail differences. Newick & Chailey was built in a cutting under the Haywards Heath to Uckfield road (now the A272).
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While noting that many authors compile "thick dossiers" and "complex biographies" about their characters, noting every quirk and minor detail, Billingham shies away from such minutiae, calling it "limiting"—preferring instead to discover something anew about his own hero with each book, and to pass that novelty on to the reader: > The day a character becomes predictable is the day a writer should think > about moving on, because the reader certainly will."Meet Tom Thorne: > Developing a Character". Accessed 9 February 2008 Thorne's internal continuity is important to his author—it is important that the events in his past affect who is in the present, although this very aspect of his character causes Billingham great difficulty in describing him without giving away plot twists. Suffice to say that "[h]e works on the Metropolitan Police Murder Squad [and at] the time of the first book, he is forty-one years old".
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His messages were based on Bible teachings concerning spiritual rebirth, salvation, and bearing a cross. In 1930 or 1931, he joined Bethel Bible School in Shanghai, where, with Andrew Gih and three other graduates, he formed a Bethel Worldwide Evangelistic Band in 1931. The topic of his sermons were now mainly about how to deal with sin. A summary of his teaching during this period was that people admitting their sins is not enough, they must “repent of their sins” and after repentance should come a time to “Correct your sins”. He went on to say that after one has changed sinful habits comes a time to “Repay your sins”. Sung also believed that by saying “Lord, forgive me for I am a sinner” is insufficient. He emphasized that during prayers, repentance should be made as a whole group and done step by step in minor detail.
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Kellett then hired Johnny Miller, who thoroughly understood autogyros, as chief test pilot. After successful testing of the prototype, it was converted into a mail-carrying variant designated the KD-1A which had the front cockpit converted into a baggage compartment and was put into production. It had a three-bladed rotor with folding blades and a number of minor detail improvements. A KD-1B was a development of the KD-1A, with an enclosed cockpit for the pilot, radio, blind-flying instruments and a landing light, and was ordered and operated by Eastern Air Lines, who hired Miller to fly it. They inaugurated the first scheduled rotary-wing air-mail service on 6 July 1939 between Camden Central Airport and Philadelphia's main Post Office. In 1935 the United States Army bought a KD-1 for evaluation and designated it the YG-1, a second aircraft followed which had additional radio equipment and was designated the YG-1A.
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They were also the first EMUs to be based on the British Rail Mark 2 bodyshell, which featured semi-integral construction. During the mid-1980s they underwent their heavy C1 refurbishment at Wolverton which included new flat windscreens, a corridor connection between the Motor Vehicle (MBS) and trailer (TSO), and a PA system among other modifications. The Class 310 has a nearly identical body shell to that of the Class 312, there are some minor detail differences in the equipment locations and the MBS has a separate guards van and storage area whereas on the 312 it is combined. The braking system is slightly different with ventilated brake discs on the axles of the B4 non-powered bogies attached to the axles whereas on the Class 312 they are mounted on the wheel discs (this permits easy replacement in the case of defects). As are the motor bogies axles on the Class 310. When first arriving on the LT&S; the Class 310 were modified with an additional plug being inserted in the dummy cylinder of each vehicle and a different size "choke" fitted in the Electro-pneumatic (EP)valve to improve the braking performance to that required on a more intensive service.
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