Both retain a rhythmic integrity, impressive given their prosaic features: the former incorporating reportage and found material; the latter, a conversational tone detailing the domestic, bordering on the mundane.
Often his canvases were mass-produced prints to which he added small, brightly toned details.
From Adams, Mr. Preston garnered an increased interest in drama, tone and detail.
They assured me that their intentions would be responsibly gauged in terms of tone and detail.
In tone and detail, senators said Tuesday that they were hearing a president they had not heard in years.
His work was in the style of Ansel Adams's "straight" photography, showing the subject in a straightforward manner, with an emphasis on tone and detail.
In particular, Carson's relentless style is striking and unexpected, filled as it is with tales of pesticide misuse that often show little variation in tone or detail.
The early canvases offer sufficient reason to visit the museum, since they rarely reproduce well, and books of Dali's work have mostly failed to render their loveliness, the skill and complexity of their execution; by contrast, the later works can be -- and have been -- duplicated with so little loss of tone and detail that they might as well be illustrations in magazines and on posters.
Because the sympathetic nervous system has a major role in controlling heart rate, the present study was designed to evaluate the effect of capadenoson on the sympathetic tone in detail in an animal model of increased sympathetic activity.
She has adopted a harsher tone since details of the attacks, police failures and media self-censorship began seeping out, days after the assaults themselves.
