Sentence examples for been converted to fine from inspiring English sources
Devitrification commonly begins along cracks in the glass or around large crystals and may spread outward until eventually the entire mass has been converted to fine crystals of quartz, tridymite, and alkali feldspar.
These copolymers were converted to fine fibers by solution spinning in DMF-water system, drawn in coagulation bath, and annealed at 120 °C for 2 h.
But agricultural activities such as animal husbandry and fertilizer use generate ammonia, which can be converted to fine particles in the air, he explained.
These were converted to fines.
Under the plan, countries would be forced to make deposits which would be converted to fines in the event of repeated non-compliance.
Under the plan, countries would be forced to make deposits that would be converted to fines in the event of repeated noncompliance.
But Mario Pescante, an Italian under secretary of state and the government's top representative to the Games, said that in practice, such jail terms were converted to fines for the first offense, and that no athlete had been sent to jail under the law.
The use of n-hexane has provided chain-like interlinked nanoparticles comprised of graphitic layers, while benzene has been converted to a fine spherical shape of colloidal carbons with sub-micron size.
— had one significant casualty: the fine actor Damian Lewis, who struggled to make sense of Nicholas Brody, the Marine who had indeed been converted to the terrorist cause.
If they then fail to correct their course, the deposit will be converted to a fine and forfeited.
