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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a fine grain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a small or detailed texture, often in contexts related to materials, food, or data.
Example: "The artist preferred to work with a fine grain of sand to achieve a smoother finish on his sculptures."
Alternatives: "a delicate texture" or "a small particle size."
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The difference between the maximum fine grained data subset generates a fine grain refining combination.
Despite a fine grain size, this material is not superplastic.
Addition of Sm2O3 greatly improves the densification of AlN sample while maintaining a fine grain structure.
All the coating surfaces present nearly feature-less characteristic, implying a fine grain microstructure.
The nanocomposite TiAlSiN presents a high hardness and a fine grain structure.
Results show that the designed Ti 45Al 3Fe 2Mo at.% alloy has a fine grain β-stabilized microstructure.
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To achieve even tones, a fine-grain rosin is used.
[http://www.eecs.umich.edu/nime2012/Proceedings/papers/248_Final_Manuscript.pdf Digito: A Fine-Grain Gesturally Controlled Virtual Musical Instrument].
A fine-grain and homogenous microstructure was obtained through isothermal forging.
To support the proposed multi-application collaboration system, a fine-grain feature-oriented product database is used.
In this paper a complete system for the implementation of digital logic in a fine-grain reconfigurable platform is introduced.
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