Sentence examples for fine breadth from inspiring English sources

Square-snouted diplodocoids Diplodocus and Nigersaurus are characterized by an abundance of fine (breadth <3.5 µm), subparallel scratches; round-snouted taxa such as Camarasaurus and Dicraeosaurus are dominated by coarse (breadth >3.75 µm) scratches, including a large proportion of cross-scratches.

TS Eliot was one of the most intellectually adroit of poets, a fine mind with a breadth of cultural and other knowledge that few writers since can equal or even attempt to emulate.

There are two approaches to parallelize the building phase of a decision tree, namely data parallel depth first tree construction and fine grained task parallel breadth first construction [19].

It will make a fine film although the multi-dimensional breadth will probably have to be reduced and that would be a loss.

He then studied with Gerrit Dou and Abraham van den Tempel and acquired a manner that had more of the finish of the exquisites of the Leiden fijnischilders ("fine painters") school than of the breadth of the disciples of Rembrandt.

Claire Tomalin's fine biography of Samuel Pepys, with its breadth of scholarship and perceptive insights into his character, comes as close to conjuring the living man into our presence as any I know.

The local authority said it was "within a hair's breadth" of a £123,000 fine in 2012/13 for not recycling enough waste.

Given the fine quality of his photographs and the breadth of material, architects and artists often bought Atget's prints to use as reference for their own work, though commercial interests were hardly his main motivation.

But this season the series sprang back to fine form with terrific productions that showcased the breadth and depth of the city's musical talent.

"Working with the entire ARL staff, we found dozens of artworks never published before, both from the Alice Davis collection and from the Disney Company to reveal the breadth of Marc's talent; his fine arts, animal and motion studies, watercolors from his travels to places like Papua New Guinea and his sketchbook drawings.

It's been included because it's a fine piece of work which brilliantly evokes the sheer breadth and wonder of the marvellous Weekend supplement that comes each Saturday with this newspaper... which you should definitely buy.