Pronunciation: /ˌɡrænjəˈlærəti/
noun the quality or condition of being fine or detailed, as in granularity of data
A1 The teacher explained the concept of granularity in a simple way.
A2 The student struggled to understand the granularity of the data.
B1 The report analyzed the data with a high level of granularity.
B2 The researcher examined the granularity of the results in great detail.
C1 The project required a deep understanding of the granularity of the information.
C2 The expert was able to identify the optimal level of granularity for the analysis.
formal The data was analyzed at a very high level of granularity to identify specific trends.
informal I like to zoom in on the details and look at things with a lot of granularity.
slang I prefer to get down to the nitty-gritty and analyze things with fine granularity.
figurative She approached the problem with a fine level of granularity, breaking it down into smaller pieces to solve it.
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