So who is sponsoring it, the legislative minutia of this, the details of this are not, I think, particularly important.
With an uncertain economy analysts can be fallible and make unsound increments and decrements based on the most minutia of data.
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The jockeying over details and minutia have become a hallmark of this trial between two of the world's largest technology companies.
That honor undoubtedly goes to Instagram tweaking its Terms of Service -- the sort of minutia that typically goes unnoticed.
Too often this type of strategy game gets bogged down in minutia and complicated mechanics, or devolves into simply building the biggest army.
Though, an even better solution would be for all parties involved to quit their bickering over patent minutia and focus on making the best products possible.
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His testimony ranged broadly from his passion for Enron to the minutia of conversations that could incriminate him in any of the 28 charges against him.
Each organization has the resources to implement change, but whether they can overcome the bureaucratic minutia to make their collaborative efforts a reality remains to be seen.
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The award for most talked about story this week undoubtedly goes to Instagram tweaking its Terms of Service -- the sort of minutia that typically goes unnoticed.
More than 1.6 million Facebook voters decided to bestow a child on the lovers and then also had their say on the minutia of the couple's wedding.
And the ideas that subgroups get to pick and choose the minutia of public policy or insurance when it suits them seems only to apply to health care.
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Pretty standard stuff, I used to wonder why people, like my grandfathers, were so interested in endlessly conveying the minutia of their lives--and then I turned forty and understood the desire completely.
That widespread fascination with the minutia of their lives earned the couple a spot atop Forbes' first-ever list of Hollywood's Most Influential Couples, a look at which celebrity pairings have the greatest impact on popular culture.
As celebrity weeklies are forced to compete with a growing number of entertainment shows and tabloid-style blogs to chronicle the minutia of celebrity life, the price tags associated with these types of private moments have skyrocketed.
So by going through the minutia, Petrocelli is trying to take some of the sting out of a subject that he knows prosecutors are going to harp on when they start in on Skilling next week.
By doing some of the heavy logical lifting for you, littleBits hopes that potential electrical engineers and prototypers can focus on the goal rather than the minutia of laying out a breadboard or soldering resistors in place.
More often than not companies are interested in such minutia as that habit you have of scanning the headlines on the metro in the morning via your smartphone then reading in depth the stories you really want to focus on at the office on your desktop.
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Thankfully there is a suite of configurable parameters that can be changed on the wheel itself, things like total force feedback effect, the linearity of motion of the wheel, the number of degrees of rotation you'd like on offer (up to 900), and about a half-dozen other minutia.
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Photographs are so easy to take and so ubiquitous that we're neglecting the craft of capturing images. (Before long, Google Glass, the high-tech glasses with a built-in camera, will let us take a photo of whatever we happen to be looking at.) While technology has imbued the minutia of our experience with meaning, it's also turning us into lazy photographers.
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