The reproduction of detail, for example, or a specific style of lighting.
Attention to detail, for example, can be a great asset when managing time and resources in a group project.
Apple makes it personal, down to the last psychological detail: for example, staff are forbidden to correct customers if they mispronounce the names of its gadgets.
Even so, I say, isn't the Scottish voter asking too much – too much detail, for example, about the financial consequences – when national independence movements are by their nature leaps of faith?
If you need to impose a restriction zone, for example around a fragile object, then simply explain why and direct visitors to where they can take a closer look at the detail (for example, online).
The appalling stall and tether pig-rearing system that Safran Foer describes in such detail, for example, has been banned here since 1997 and will be banned across Europe by 2013.
That seems to have left Deutsche with few options.Investors were also disappointed by the lack of detail, for example on €3.5 billion ($3.9 billion) of promised cost cuts (the bank promises minutiae within 90 days).
Many of these stories about the world-historical role of food and drink have been told before, and in greater detail — for example, by the historian Wolfgang Schivelbusch and the anthropologists Sidney W. Mintz and Alan Macfarlane — but not with Standage's populist panache.
It listed the reasons that Ahmadinejad's rivals might believe that the Tehran Mayor shouldn't be President: that his clothing was less expensive than that of his security detail, for example, or that instead of rewarding loyal cronies for their services the Mayor arranged loans for young married couples.
Still, Ms. Thompson is good with detail: for example, the secretary Hana (Lynn Wright, with a flair for physical comedy) spends most of her time touching up her carefully done do with the pointy end of a comb, one eye on the mirror.
He goes into great detail, for example, about the feud between Johnson and Robert Kennedy, and the visits Bobby made to Johnson's hotel room in Los Angeles after the Democratic convention in 1960, trying to talk Johnson into withdrawing from the vice-presidential nomination.
