Making this stew reminds me that cooking without modern conveniences took take a very long time: Traditionally, the greens were not pureed but chopped extremely fine.
Thus, we assess the ability of AOD to capture spatial heterogeneity in PM2.5 at small scales (tens of kilometers) but not extremely fine scales (meters to kilometers).
"Dust" is a bit of a misnomer, the scientists said: the crushed debris is extremely fine but also has jagged, sharp edges, since there is no wind or water on the moon's surface to wear it down.
An Iranian bronze ewer of the eighth century A.D., extremely fine but severely corroded, and two 14th-century Mamluk basins missing their silver inlay fell victims to this auction poker game.
The Bad Sleep Well (1960), a salaryman Hamlet set in a morose, postwar Japanese society, is extremely fine, but the masterwork is surely Kumonosu-Jo, an eerie and suspenseful Macbeth glowering with atmosphere, and where the horror is all in the shadows.
The lengths of the whiskers are in the range of 10 30 μm, but the diameters are of extremely fine size in the nanometer range.
Alexis Sánchez and Özil are extremely fine footballers, but in Arsenal's colours they are doing little on a consistent basis to make Barcelona and Real Madrid regret opting for upgrades.
Steel bladed eating knives dating from the Romano-British period have been excavated, but extremely few fine medieval knives with handles of precious or semiprecious material have survived; cleaning and grinding wore away the blades.
But the line between privateering and piracy was often "extremely fine," Mr. Kirk said.
This pre-cooler module contains arrays of extremely fine piping that dump energy very efficiently but also avoid the frost build-up that might otherwise compromise their operation.
