"The closest description of my condition is Asperger's syndrome," Marcelo says.
Recognizing that they served as self-contained Wunderkammers, he summoned their magic simply by close description of their contents.
Cunningham's essay opens with a close description of one photo, featuring "a boy in an open black bubble jacket," standing alone on a city street.
And reading anyone's poetry, I'm a sucker for phrase making, suggestiveness, sleights of mind, rhyme, close description, rigorous pungency.
In fact, by those characteristics, you could be looking at a close description of some of the best footballers in the world – from diving cheats to global stars.
(It is sometimes described as a cookie, but that is not quite right, either. The closest description may be a cake-like sandwich, or perhaps a sandwich-like cake).
This puzzled me, since, by and large, these were people who had by no means needed a riot to tell them that a volatile difference of circumstance and understanding had long existed between the city's haves and its have-nots, and I pressed for a closer description of how Los Angeles had changed.
On the basis of this study, a closer description of the frontoparietal network involved in verbal working memory was possible.
Close description by a sighted person and guided hand movements in front of the pieces allow her to understand their shapes and forms.
As a reference a microbore of diameter d=100 μm was taken and all comparative results presented without close description refer to this value.
The nonlinear self-coupling (f psi)), which describes a self-interaction in quantum electrodynamics, gives a closer description of many particles found in the real world.
