Detailed [adjective]

Though detailed and built for a modern agriculture operation, for some growers, inputting data into Metrc is often a labor-intensive job requiring cultivators to employ staffers to remain compliant.

This brightness, caused by the intense reflection of sunlight from its thick clouds and highlighted by its close proximity to Earth, basically blinds our instruments from making detailed observations of the planet.

KPBS is part of Voice of San Diego’s lawsuit against the county to obtain more detailed information about outbreaks.

Their descriptions were confirmed by detailed notes from relatives of one of the teenagers who recorded conversations with him about the efforts.

The Heritage Foundation did not make von Spakovsky available for an interview and didn’t address detailed questions about the meetings.

Our road map lays out detailed line-item recommendations for Congress to fund 10 “technology pillars,” each representing a critical decarbonization need.

Google has been kind enough to equip each vital with a detailed set of optimization guidelines.

Whether you’re doodling or taking detailed notes, the right bright pen can substantially define your experience.

You could provide a detailed explanation of how reporting will run in a relationship with the set goal and what goes into the metrics that describe their visibility.

I turn off the Wi-Fi on my computer so that I can focus on things like reading through an important document, working on detailed analysis, or writing a thoughtful response back to someone.