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detail Art a small or accessory section or element in a painting, building, statue, etc., esp when considered in isolation detail [′dē‚tāl] (graphic arts) The extent to which image elements that are close together can be individually distinguished. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Without going into detail of the peculiarities of structure and operation of the above functional and structural elements of this computer-assisted trainer and links between them, we will only note that they enable a number of interconnected modes and sub-modes of operation where the most important of them are the modes of individual and collective training. Without going into detail relative to these nine articles, it should be noted that the general tone is one of a balanced affirmation of the respective rights and obligations of all the different partners who make up the tourism industry, starting with the symmetrical and complementary rules set for visitors and hosts alike. Without going into detail, I will simply tell you that it involves a fruit truck, a parking space, a shoehorn and a snow shovel. |
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