Sentence examples for In the coarse of from inspiring English sources

In the coarse of CFO estimation, the likelihood function is constructed according to EMV and to seek the local maximum.

Ronan Bennett writhes and toils in the coarsest of category errors.

Now these words blaze on Broadway marquees, and the young women on "Sex and the City" joke about male appendages in the coarsest of terms.

Yet she conformed to no stereotype, swearing in the vernacular in the coarsest of terms, living for months in the woods and fighting, in the words of a confrère, not like a man but "like five men".Her fearlessness seemed to come from a total lack of self-doubt.

There's a faint air of absurdity in the coarse mix of satire and show-biz cynicism; this picture has as much ambition about conquering the box office as General Thade does in taking over the monkey planet.

I wondered at their nonchalance toward missed chances to release sparks of holiness trapped in the coarse matter of our surroundings.

Variation in the coarse zone of the face in tyrannosaurids indicates a variety of epidermal types, in addition to flat scales.

The tears welled up at the corners of my eyelids, then streaked around my cheekbones and clumped together in the coarse hairs of my beard.

The octopamine-like immunoreactive processes from VUM neurons enter in the coarse center of the antennal lobes from the ventro-posterior deutocerebral area and give rise to very fine branches to supply each glomerulus of the antennal lobe.

The anti-GABA antibody stained local interneurons in the cell bodies, processes in the coarse area of the antennal lobe, and highly packed processes in each glomerulus (Fig. 5C, D2).

Total transition metals were especially present in the coarse fraction of PM10 (≥ 2.5 μm).