The small details and features of fingerprint ridges, useful in forensic science.
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However, National Party finance spokesperson Steven Joyce said Labour's plan lacked detail.
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The main problem is the Calvinistic attention to detail that is required.
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I shall not continue in detail my narrative of this particular night.
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Royal Bank of Scotland RBS.L may detail its rights issue plan today.
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He said his police security detail had recently been withdrawn without notice.
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All detailed thoughts, all the minutia of the mind were swept away.
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He seems to possess infinite power of grasping the minutia of politics.
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Allies and opponents alike marvel at Chevedden's focus on such minutia.
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Mr. Hawkins is timorous, even to minutia, and my sister delights in them.
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There's a lot of legal and medical minutia in Margaret.
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This minutia of detail is applied to the distribution of a vast bulk of mail.
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He may, however, have unfolded in his preaching minutia of faith not explained in his letters.
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The prince was unfailingly polite and persistently curious about the details-eventhe minutia-ofthe Afghan war.
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The Japanese know it so well that they are not bothered with minutia, but give you character.
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William Rodriguez helped with forensic anthropology minutia.
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What prominence shall be given to externals, as personal appearance, the minutia of behavior, politeness of speech?
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In regard to the minutia of family work, the writer has known the following methods to be adopted.
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Fastidious, punctual, and a stickler for presentation, he pays attention to minutia like fonts and margins in documents.
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He is interested in minutia.
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And that stuff is minutia.
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It rides the whirlwind and the flood, and differentiates itself through the smallest minutia of the affairs of human life.