Sentence examples for as a coarse indication from inspiring English sources

The colors on the vertices correspond to the Top-Level Domain (TLD) of the email addresses associated with each key, and serve as a coarse indication of the geographical proximity of the individuals.

In addition to the deconvolution, we tried to get a coarse indication of the vertical profile of x by approximating a SiGe island as a multilayer stack with high Ge content on top (therefore neglecting a lateral variation of composition).

Anchorage-independent growth, used as a coarse indicator of transformation, was significantly reduced, as were migratory capacity and invasive competence.

Variety described it as a "coarse, comic-strip revival" that was "in need of serious work".

MONTREAL — Dried loofah, a fruit of the gourd family, is commonly used as a coarse, skin-scrubbing bath sponge.

Ms. Mathews continues the rehabilitation of Mette, whom earlier art historians (especially French ones) demonized as a coarse spendthrift and harridan.

Despite his years in office, Jackson never shook off his reputation as a coarse, violent-tempered man.

I hope I will not be thought of as a coarse Philistine for not praising this film.

Joseph thought Bullen had envisioned the character as a coarse "big fat truck-driving lesbian type" before he met her.

The AFDW was used as a coarse measure of the organic content of the sediment.

Hence, RBM is here treated as a coarse measure of overall fecundity.