This is flattering for most people, but diminishes detail in the photo.
He may have seemed frazzled in the end times at Chelsea, obsessed with pointless detail, diminished on some fundamental level.
A subject-specific geometry available in literature, three abstractions (which successively diminished in geometric detail) derived from it, and a widely used quasi two-dimensional VF model geometry were used to create computational models.
Furthermore, patients are often interviewed several weeks after becoming ill, when recall of basic foods consumed is limited, and even more diminished for specific details, such as tomato type or ingredients within prepared dishes.
These design features are symptomatic of other ways in which this ballet's rich fabric of detail is diminished.
The report, from the academy's Institute of Medicine, said, "Long work hours pose one of the most serious threats to patient safety, because fatigue slows reaction time, decreases energy, diminishes attention to detail, and otherwise contributes to errors".
There should be a uniform layer of release between the concrete and the texture mats; thick enough to prevent damp concrete from bleeding through to the mat, yet thin enough so as not to diminish the texture detail.
While teak park benches and black granite parapets undoubtedly have only limited utility when you've been made homeless by rezoning, this detail hasn't diminished Amanda's zeal a bit, "I've always had this fanatical need to make a contribution, and I've always had a desire to build something permanent".
During free recall, the patients exhibited significantly diminished vividness and amount of detail in their spontaneous autobiographical recollections.
Finally, we enhance saliency while diminishing the background details to generate adept, robust and appealing results.
