Even leaving aside the differences between directing symphonic music and opera, the Met Orchestra is a considerably more fine-tuned instrument than the Viennese group.
It's full-width brush bar and solid suction picks up considerably more dirt and fine dust than a Roomba.
Ducasses atelier approach to cooking -- teaching his chefs to execute his ideas so well that their work is indistinguishable from his own -- has made him the only person ever to run two restaurants simultaneously that have each been awarded three Michelin stars, and the food they turn out bears considerably more resemblance to fine art than to home cooking.
This shows that the HAREM task is considerably more difficult and fine-grained than the classical NER task [41], as performed for example in MUC.
In addition, the proportion of compression impression fossils increases significantly when all trace fossils are included, especially as leaf mines are considerably more documented in fine-grained sediments than they are as rare inclusions in amber or copal.
That moment gave United the encouragement to match their rivals' intensity and the remainder of the first half was considerably more even, ending with fine long-range shots from both sides.
We and others have shown that, on a per unit mass basis, ultrafine particles are considerably more oxidatively active than are fine and coarse particle fractions (Cho et al. 2005; Li et al. 2003; Shi et al. 2003b).
On the other hand, I am compelled to tell you that the Obama administration has been considerably more consistent in the imposition of fines and sanctions against foreign companies who violate the framework of sanctions against Cuba, that engage in business transactions with us.
A finer differentiation would require considerably more clinical and laboratory data, but the published literature does not provide guidance on the optimal utility of such data.
But while there are many such finely observed moments in "Sixty-Six" -- some uproariously funny, some haunting and sad -- the novel as a whole is considerably more turgid and long-winded than the author's finest films.
Although the punishment Credit Suisse received left the bank largely unscathed, it was considerably more severe than the seven-hundred-and-eighty-million-dollar fine that UBS, its Swiss rival, paid five years ago to settle similar accusations.
