Sentence examples for complex finished from inspiring English sources
Testing finished products to verify the accuracy of their labels, as well as the absence of harmful levels of contaminants such as lead, is paramount to GMP compliance; however, testing complex finished products requires high-tech instrumentation, test methods and expertise that many companies do not have in house.
But that is testament to the research, analysis, contact-building, thought, experience and yes, rule-following, that has gone into making those complex finished products so clear, concise and thus apparently simple.
Wine snobs tend to turn up their noses at wine sold in a box, and not without cause: boxed wine in the United States historically has been marketed to consumers who were interested almost exclusively in a good value and did not care whether their chardonnay had a herbaceous bouquet or complex finish.
In spite of using the full point-to-point potential, an optimization run for a protein-ligand complex finishes in less than 500 ms on average.
This Classic Cuvee ($60 is the essence of pure Chardonnay, with florals and citrus and a bit of vanilla note at the end and a complex finish. Bolney Wine Estate is one of the oldest established English vineyard.
There is much to know about the kiln firing process — complex finishes often requiring multiple firings.
Produced only in the best vintages, the Tenute Marchese is always a great wine, and this one is deeper and more complex than many I have tasted, with a profusion of typical Chianti characteristics, from cherry to anise to a light toasty quality, and an intensely complex finish.
"Five Part Weather Invention," which opens the trilogy, is the most complex and finished piece.
When the new apartment complex is finished, the sign will move again, to a permanent, elevated spot along the waterfront.
After the complex was finished, they managed it for a while, until all its space was sold.
With 16 months to go until the complex is finished, 586 of the 709 units have been sold already.
