Sentence examples for a high perfection from inspiring English sources

Many medieval manuscripts attained a high perfection of colour and form and are renowned for their beauty.

Iron grillwork, designs for which were created locally and executed to a high perfection by slave craftsmen, decorates these balconies and also supports the roof.

A high perfection structure is observed around Ge clusters in Figure7a although their height is up to 1.5 nm over WL (the typical height of huts is known from both our STM and HRTEM data).

Raman spectroscopy, scanning (SEM) and high-resolution transmission electron microscopies (HR-TEM) have been used to characterize these carbon micro-rods which present a high crystalline perfection at the nanoscale.

Casting in bronze reached high perfection in England during the Middle Ages.

Such detectors have to combine high perfection (uniformity, sensitivity, operating life, etc).

SEM investigations confirmed the high perfection of the struts and nodes in the open cell architecture with pore diameters in the range 0.7 3 mm.

This figure lies within the range previously defined [33] for the growth of good quality single crystals from solution using standard temperature lowering of a saturated solution method, although the solubility itself is lower than that previously noted as ideal for the production of crystals of high perfection.

While their counterparts in Architectural Digest project studied extravagance and a high-gloss perfection, the homes in "Cribs" are not all lavish or even large.

The equivalent weight crystallinity does not only depend on the amount of the crystals, but also on the perfection of the crystals: a crystal with higher perfection has larger equivalent weight.

Given that they are the objects of definition and the paradigms for their ordinary representatives, there is every reason not only to treat them as real, but also to assign them a state of higher perfection.