The artist mostly paints late-20th-century buildings and architectural interiors, conveyed with a minimum of detail and information.
Rayner's distinction is her exceptional ability to convey both character and landscape with the minimum of detail: polar bears sulk and then reunite across hugely atmospheric blue-green wintery spreads, conveying both warmth and cold in a single moment.
Unlike many contemporary maps and charts which contained fantastic speculations about unexplored lands, Wright's map has a minimum of detail and blank areas wherever information was lacking.
We have developed two simple stochastic models of the p53/Mdm2 circuit that reflects biological reality with the minimum of detail.
He avoids description, back story and scene setting whenever possible, preferring to hurl readers into the action and establish his characters with a minimum of telegraphic details.
Among the artists represented were Helen Frankenthaler, Morris Louis, Kenneth Noland, and Jules Olitski, all of whom created colour-field paintings i.e., large-scale canvases with a minimum of surface details that are dominated by expanses of flat colour.
My personal favorite is "Apples in an Overturned Basket" (circa 1885), an ambitious depiction of many pieces of fruit conveyed with a minimum of painterly detail.
To present the example, we need some background information, which will be given with a minimum of technical detail.
Here we define a dataset as that containing the minimum level of detail necessary to reproduce all numbers reported in the paper.
Thomson et al. [ 8] recommended that departmental inductions follow a standardised format containing a minimum level of detail; that the standard and content of inductions are monitored; and that F1s are involved in determining the content of the inductions.
