The term “detailed” is deployed across literary works to denote thoroughness and precision, whether describing anatomical features, historical events, or intricate plans. Authors use it to signal that a subject is presented with comprehensive specificity, such as the minute pathology of bones ([1]) or an elaborate recording of military orders ([2], [3]). In narrative and analytical texts alike, “detailed” qualifies accounts and classifications that invite readers to grasp complexities—ranging from the itemized records of recipes ([4]) to the systematic arrangement of strategies ([5]) and even to the nuanced recounting of personal histories ([6]). This emphasis on complete and exact description enriches the reader’s experience by conveying both the factual substance and the methodical nature of the subject matter ([7], [8]).