He is an extremely fine batsman, with a career average in five-day tests just above the 50-runs-per-innings benchmark for genuinely world-class players.
Rieu is, in case there is any doubt, an extremely fine violinist with a seductively plush tone and a stage persona that turns out to be surprisingly relaxed and informal.
Investigation of the crystal structures of proteins and viral nucleic acids followed, and it was during the handling of highly purified DNA in very thin layers on glass that he noticed (one could say almost by chance) that it was possible to draw out extremely fine fibres with a probe tip.
In both cases, the TEM analysis revealed that the samples were formed from extremely fine particles with the sizes of less than 20 nm.
Since a sharp blade can interfere with the transmission of cohesive forces between the crack flanks in the cohesive process zone, standard cohesive interface elements are not suited for the simulation of this type of problems unless extremely fine meshes, with characteristic size comparable to the blade curvature radius, are used.
For an extremely fine powder with excellent combustive qualities, put the sugar and the nitrate (always separated) into individual rock tumblers.
Public awareness in China of the health hazards associated with extremely fine particles has soared with the release of the American data, and particularly smoggy days now set off a surge in mentions of "PM2.5" on Weibo, a popular Chinese microblogging service similar to Twitter.
The fine manner, associated with the Finiguerra school, is characterized by closely cut and extremely fine lines combined with cross-hatching intermingled at times with dots.
Tulle is an extremely fine, soft net with hexagonal-shaped meshes, and bobbinet also has hexagonal meshes.
Electrospinning has been recognized as a simple and effective method to produce extremely fine polymer fibers with diameters ranging from micrometers to nanometers.
