Sentence examples for describing fine from inspiring English sources

"Some of the models haven't matured yet," Mr. Bortz said, as if describing fine wines in a cellar.

A trace of Bikini atoll could join hints of black cherry and complex citrus notes in the sommelier's lexicon for describing fine wines, research has suggested.

Our analysis shows that electron tomography of well-preserved cells is ideally suited for describing fine ultrastructural details that were not visible with previous techniques.

We note that simple percolation theory is of relatively limited use in describing fine detail of mitochondrial dynamics, which are dynamic, unlikely to lie on a lattice, and have connectivity properties dependent on membrane potential.

The simulations are in reasonable agreement with experiment and they can describe fine details of the measured spectra.

The language of irises is the same used to describe fine wines, fast horses or the naughty bits in romance novels.

The table describes fine detail GO terms found to be significantly over represented through hypergeometric analysis.

Once the propensity scores were obtained, we used the recently described "fine balance" method of Rosenbaum, Ross, and Silber to produce 1 1 matched subjects [ 22].

This study describes fine mapping of the resistance gene, analysis of nucleotide polymorphism and linkage disequilibrium in the Tvr1 region, and development of molecular markers for marker-assisted selection.

This paper describes fine-grained visualization techniques for reviewing time-dependent data common to building simulation.

Indirect measuring systems are those employing higher number to describe finer yarns and are based on length per unit weight.