Sentence examples for coarse note from inspiring English sources
It's a coarse note in a film which, eager to continue repositioning its famous hero, abrades any sense of fun.
The charismatic Mr. O'Neill strikes a still more exuberantly coarse note when he and Benvolio (the fine Oliver Ryan) trade jokes about their moonstruck friend Romeo.
[N.B. to copy editor: delete coarse marginal note scribbled by my wife.] Or so I had thought.
A coarser comic note is struck by the very long ink handscroll on silk by the late 13th-century artist Yan Geng.
The limitation of this US feature that needs to be kept in mind while interpreting images is the low sensitivity with coarse calcifications noted in 9.7% of malignant nodules compared with 3.8% of benign nodules.
A coarse tremor was noted in the chin, left arm, and legs (Table 2).
The possibility for wave energy to tunnel through a narrow region of the grid too coarse for propagation is noted.
While the capillary barrier was able to divert the majority of flow toward the edges of the system and away from the simulated waste canister, the barrier did not preclude flow in the coarse layer, which was noted to be visually wet next to the waste canister on day 92 and was continuing to take on water at termination on day 112.
The parents noted a coarse tremor from an early age with unsteadiness while attempting any activity.
In particular, greater effects were noted between coarse PM exposure and decreased high-frequency power (and percent high-frequency power) in the frequency domain, and decreased ASDNN5, SDANN5, and SDNN24HR parameters in the time domains.
We finally note that even coarse location information has been shown to be a useful additional information whenever the precise contact data is incomplete [29].
