Sentence examples for detail high from inspiring English sources
People in fear do not remember detail; high emotion blanks out memory; a trauma-tortured mind is a difficult tool to use to reassemble things in the right order.
Careless People (whose title alludes to Fitzgerald's description of Tom and Daisy Buchanan) is a literary spree, bursting with recherche detail, high spirits, and the desperate frisson of the jazz age.
Lyons designed for the public sector, but is remembered for his flats and houses for the developers Span; Darke assumed a similar rigour in his complex planning, detail, high densities and rich landscaping.
There are shrunken women wedged on either side of him, retaining all their alluring features in perfect detail: high cheekbones, eyebrows plucked, lashes caked with blue mascara, hair washed and coiffed, smelling like ripe sugarcane.
"I was really interested in the idea of exploring small-scale aesthetics," says Piotrowski. "I was a big fan of the Pixel Junk series – games like Pixel Junk Eden used the capacity of the new HD TVs but in a very different way, not to show off high detail, high res 3D graphics, but to create these whole worlds that you were a tiny part of.
It looks at a three-dimensional model of your entire face, recognizing features at a level of detail high enough that Apple is confident that masks will not fool it.
Along with more detail, high-def discs provide a cleaner look.
In 2000, he published a paper reporting that he had translated his idea into a microscope that produced an image of a common bacterium with a resolution in detail higher than the Abbe limit.
To answer this question in more detail, high-throughput CNV-calling methods are needed with higher resolutions and accuracy than the microarray chips currently available.
In more detail, high-resolution aCGH was utilized to identify novel genetic alterations in two neuroblastoma cell lines, NGP and IMR-32.
To examine this mechanism in more detail, high-resolution four-dimensional imaging was used to study brains that had been removed from Drosophila pupae and kept alive in special culture chambers.
