Sentence examples for equally coarse from inspiring English sources
He cradled a rough-surfaced mug in an equally coarse hand.
But the animal cannot learn to distinguish between cylinders of the same size if the ribs are equally coarse and if they are longitudinal on one and transverse in the other; nor can it learn to discriminate between small objects of different form or different weight.
Equally, large deposits of coarse sediment brought down in flood conditions can completely cover previously fertile land (ICIMOD [2009]), and preventing this would be positive.
Wavelet analysis revealed that, at fine spatial scales, topsoil and subsoil strength were correlated more or less equally with yield; however, at coarse spatial scales, topsoil strength had a stronger correlation with yield than did subsoil strength.
Coarse, he thought again, coarse as cabbage.
Even though pairwise and multi-view coarse alignment approaches may seem equally effective to accomplish their role, this is not true anymore in a practical acquisition settings.
Regardless, when coarse-scale data are distributed equally to all 1 km2 cells within the larger area, the coarser scale pattern is essentially recreated while the finer resolution information is preserved where and when it is appropriate.
He hates the coarse materialism of Britain today, fostered equally by Margaret Thatcher and Tony Blair, yet also sees the flaws in the tradition-bound past.
The coarse definition of mappability in FREEC considers equally all bases with non-zero mappability score is better suited for regions that exhibit higher mappability.
While we cannot hope to account for the fate of every single base pair substitution, it should equally not be the goal to assess only the coarsest hierarchical level of genetic variation in any given intraspecific study.
After an adaptive coarse mesh is generated ideally and finally, each coarse mesh interval is equally divided into some fine cells to give an adaptive fine mesh of the physical domain, and then the solution vector is remapped on the resulting new fine mesh by an affine method.
