The other man, a Hungarian cinephile, said that he had a hugely detailed visual imagination — like a film playing in his head — and was convinced he knew exactly what his wife's face looked like.
Observation came first, because detailed observation inspires the imagination to go further, to be more systematic, and to ask more particular questions.
To present a better imagination and more detailed discussions, details of the buckling mode shapes and the foundation interaction are discussed for plates with simply-supported edges.
And with the rapid evolution and advancements in visual CGI effects and moviemaking tools, even more fantastical, hyper-detailed visualizations of the imagination are possible.
In its whimsy, its imagination and its detailed workmanship, this charming object from 1947 could only be Hermès.
Throughout the book there is the continued sense of the substantiality of her imagination, from the detailed map of Earthsea on the frontispiece to the learned, almost austere, essay about the history, culture and magic of Earthsea at its end.
In nonfiction books like "India: A Wounded Civilization," "A Turn in the South," "Among the Believers" and "India: A Million Mutinies Now" -- works that are at once tongue-bitten and profuse, the products of detailed reporting and an incisive imagination -- Mr. Naipaul balances his other oeuvre, consisting of novels, several of which are regarded as being autobiographical in nature.
Being a writer of empathy and humanity, not to mention a wee overdose of imagination, Steinbeck gives a detailed account of Charley's foibles, preferences and prejudices.
