Sentence examples for a very fine time from inspiring English sources

"Kennedy had a very fine time with several lady friends and a fine nap," he drawled.

And yet I still had a very fine time playing The Ballad of Gay Tony.

Are you comfortable wearing that hat? (Laughs) Well, I think muckraking is a very fine, time-honored American tradition.

Well, "very fine time" inasmuch as I can experience the emotion known as "joy" anymore.

Very long simulations are needed (Last=1000, 5000 for pre-Hopf and pre-Turing cases, respectively) with very fine time steps (dt=0.005 ms) in order to obtain fully evolved patterns similar to Figs. 5 b-III) and (c-III).

The range in time window used for obtaining the high-frequency contour allows us to compare high-frequency results (with very fine time resolution) with lower-frequency results (poorer time resolution).

In contrast, the proposed new method chooses very fine time steps in the peak region, but large time steps in the smooth region, and the profiles are smoother and closer to the reference solution.

Therefore, they provide user-friendly and broadly applicable tools for continuous time analyses for typical ontogenic transition data sets, as well as for predicting transitions at very fine time scales.

To capture these effects and to serve applications involving renewable energy technologies (RETs) generally, the model is capable of representing load variations on very fine time-scales, down to 1 min intervals.

Hugely compelling storytelling and a very fine testament to the times we live in.

In regards to the accuracy and stability of a complex dynamic system, a very fine mesh and a very small time step would be ideal.