Sentence examples for existing fine from inspiring English sources

It does not need to build anything to assert that.London also has a big stock of existing fine buildings.

This paper describes new workload distribution strategies which are used with an existing fine grain parallel analysis method in order to parallelise individual steps of the gradient based design procedure used in the authors' software viconopt.

While similar to its natural model in dimensions and underlying optical interactions, the artificial system avoids many of the complexities in the natural structure including the ellipticity of the fruit cells' cross-section and any existing fine structure within the periodic layers.

An amnesty for those who owed existing fines was also included.

The rates are higher than existing fines, which can be reduced to zero for those who come forward and have been careless rather than deliberately dishonest.

The new law in Russia raises the existing fines that can be levied on Russian companies that bribe foreign officials and imposes new criminal responsibility.

If approved by President Vladimir V. Putin, the draft law will increase existing fines by a factor of more than 120, fining individuals up to $9,000 and organizations up to $30,000 for taking part in a demonstration that harms people or property.

"When you consider that the resulting images can sell for tens thousands of dollars, paparazzi have no trouble paying existing fines and see these penalties merely as the cost of doing business".

However, corrected marginal statistics cannot be used by existing fine-mapping methods (Hormozdiari et al., 2014; Kichaev et al., 2014).

"The existing fines are so modest, they are just like traffic tickets in some cases".

Below the ectoderm of many animals, connective tissue forms sheets of varying complexity, existing as fine membranes or as complex superficial layers of fibres.