Sentence examples for are coarsely from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we prove the coarse Novikov conjecture for metric spaces with bounded geometry which are coarsely embeddable into Banach spaces with a geometric condition, called Property (H), introduced by G. Kasparov and G. Yu.
Most dolomite marbles are coarsely granular with individual grains ranging between 2 and 6 millimetres (0.079 and 0.24 inch) in greatest dimension.
"What I do know is that the plant is an herbaceous annual with opposite, palmately divided leaves of five to seven leaflets that are coarsely toothed".
The law's fine calibrations are coarsely related to this kind of narrative work: the evidence that helps us make sense of a catastrophic or a complicated incident is often not the same evidence that helps the law make its sense.
A few episodes are coarsely funny — such as one dirty farce involving a Passover Seder and a double hand job — but most are meditative, dreamy invasions into the lives of creative-class New Yorkers, with smart dialogue, seams of compassion, and an O. Henry air of surprise.
In the next step, candidates that may contain abnormalities are coarsely detected using pattern recognition techniques.
Do not over-puree: the batter should be coarsely smooth.
But it is coarsely sugary, a little shellac-like in aroma and has an edge of bitterness.
A phrase such as "off piste" tells us how Harry spends his hols [see footnote], but is coarsely unHoratian.
The score by Heitor Villa-Lobos, commissioned and here played on tape, is coarsely effective; the dance spells out every dramatic meaning ponderously.
Thus, the total energy of a molecule is coarsely defined by its electronic state and more finely by its vibrational state.
