Sentence examples for coarse compared from inspiring English sources

Truth to tell, many of the self-anointed local sophisticates consider Cajun cooking a little too... well, coarse, compared with their own Creole cuisine.

The image was coarse compared with normal vision because of the small number of pixels, and the patients did not see fully in colour, although they reported being able to distinguish white, grey and yellow tones.

Most members of the audience found it very amusing but it was coarse compared to the more varied and subtle versions seen in Britain in past decades, by London Festival Ballet (now ENB) and, notably, Sadler's Wells Royal Ballet (now BRB).

Cannon, who also wrote and stars in King of the Dancehall, narrates from the point of view of a Yankee foreigner, so his commentary ("all that ass should come with a seat belt!") is a little coarse compared with the local attitude, but it's all part of the cultural exchange.

To quantify the ES provided by these areas, it is possible to use ES mapping methods: many ES mapping methods rely on land cover maps, but most maps are coarse compared to the peri-urban scale.

Our experiment suggests that the visual periphery's representation of first- and second-order motion signals is relatively coarse compared to the fine separations maintained in foveal vision.

Plagioclase grains in the Bolangir pluton are significantly coarser compared to plagioclase aggregates (<200 μm) in experiments designed to understand deformation mechanisms.

Based on the average regolith resistivity of 117.95 Ωm, the regolith units are coarser compared to amphibolite terrains.

A portion of the expelled hydrocarbons migrated to adjacent, coarser (compared to shale) siliciclastic and carbonate interbeds that are in direct contact with shale source rocks.

The 'terril' effect was mainly mediated by a coarser soil texture (51% coarse sand compared to 14% in the surrounding environment) which, combined with harsher microclimate conditions, stems in a better representation of functional traits linked to subterranean life, such as shorter body length and increased representation of parthenogenesis.

The microstructure of ceramic refractories is quite coarse when compared with whitewares such as porcelain or even with less finely textured structural clay products such as brick.