'losing details' is correct and can certainly be used in written English.
You could use this phrase to describe a situation in which information or details have been forgotten or omitted, such as: "The article I read about the famous actor was so brief that it was almost as if important details were omitted, like they were losing details."
The recovered data is de-noised efficiently without introducing blur or losing details.
Such a model reduces the number of CFD meshes very much and can be applied for a whole reactor core flow simulation without losing details of subchannel flow.
The primary purpose of image enhancement is to improve the contrast or perception of an image without losing details or introducing novel artifacts.
The behavior of the MMBEBHE line in the range [60,150] is the cause of losing details on the aircraft body.
Due to the diversity of outcome measures, we were forced to transpose data into simplified forms, often losing details in the process.
In so doing, they codified tales that had always been in flux, passing from teller to teller, acquiring and losing details as in a game of telephone.
There are various beauty modes too, but they all just end up losing detail.
Canvas Pop (canvaspop.com) specializes in taking everyday photos, including candids snapped with a camera phone, and blowing them up without losing detail.
The megapixel count allows the phone to produce 8-megapixel images with a 5-times digital zoom without losing detail, or oversample without zooming, which helps to remove noise and artefacts.
This period was selected on the basis that higher frequency measurements would be of limited value over the long-term (and hard to maintain), while gaps of greater than 5 years risked losing detail in the progression of weathering.
The behavior of losing detail occurs in most of the enhancement methods because the mapping function is nonlinear, that is, it usually has one output value for many input values.
