detailing
விவரிக்கும்
definition
verb
the report details the environmental and health costs of the car
describe item by item; give the full particulars of.
the ships were detailed to keep watch
assign (someone) to undertake a particular task.
noun
The building's Victorian detailing was evidence of the considerable profits Gillies had made from the factory he erected in 1867, providing nets for the booming herring industry.
small, decorative features on a building, garment, or work of art.
example
keystones and other masonry 'detailing'
They would restore the familiar and now beloved silhouette to the skyline, but would have different 'detailing' and updated safety features.
Pillows that are decorative can also add a variety of interesting 'detailing' and texture to a room.
Everyday jeans should also feature minimal 'detailing' .
And the taligate window has some nice 'detailing' that is practical in visibility terms too.
Analyses like this should inform more effective 'detailing' of buildings.
Smirke took a rectangular block and added a hint of classical 'detailing' , such as columns and window mouldings.
With its bold form and concrete 'detailing' , the Pirelli Building has become an icon of modern architecture.
The tailoring is classic and structured and the subtle pinstripes and tonal coloured checks feature soft 'detailing' .
To this end, a scale is often included in architectural schema, and it is not uncommon to find two or even three alternatives in the decorative 'detailing' of designs for furniture and ornament.
The 'detailing' of the building continues this fine balance.
That the building is also able to demonstrate a level of intimate 'detailing' makes the project even more special.
The delicate 'detailing' in the soft stone building below in Back Bay, on an exposed street corner, has been progressively rubbed out by the notoriously rough winters.
Unfortunately, this feature, together with poor 'detailing' to the windows and the use of ferrous rods as wall ties, has led to structural problems due to water penetration.
New styles feature more feminine 'detailing' and include new knit shirts, wovens and jackets.
Generally the building's 'detailing' is more robust than iconic modernity's light handling.
Traditional lead 'detailing' is in line with the high standard of building materials used.
In most cases, however, problems are - at least in part - associated with poor 'detailing' of masonry.
The subsequent eggs feature much more ornate 'detailing' .
The building's Victorian 'detailing' was evidence of the considerable profits Gillies had made from the factory he erected in 1867, providing nets for the booming herring industry.
There are some very interesting period features, including some uniquely ornate 'detailing' .
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