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fine-grained
This term describes a high level of resolution, whether physical or conceptual. In a material sense, it refers to the microscopic scale of a substance, suggesting a tactile smoothness or a dense, uniform composition. It is frequently used in geology and metallurgy to describe the structural integrity of a material.
In an analytical or digital context, the word shifts toward precision and granularity. It describes a system or approach that avoids broad generalizations in favor of minute, specific details. This makes it a staple in data science and sociology when discussing the ability to distinguish between very similar variables.
Meanings
Examples
The beach is famous for its soft fine-grained white sand.
We need a more fine-grained approach to analyze the customer data.
The artist preferred using fine-grained charcoal for the delicate shading.
This new software allows for fine-grained control over user permissions.
I wish I had a more fine-grained understanding of the historical events.
I wish I had a more fine-grained understanding of the historical events.
The soil here is too fine-grained to drain water effectively.
Let us implement a fine-grained classification system for these artifacts.
The texture of the polished stone was incredibly fine-grained.