Sentence examples for fine conformity from inspiring English sources
In general, there is a fine conformity between the calculated model silk sequence (MSS) and the results, especially with the results of the unaged reference silk.
Priests, temporal officers, and men proceeding to university degrees were required to swear an oath to the royal supremacy or lose their positions; absence from Sunday church service was punishable by a fine; royal commissioners sought to ensure doctrinal and liturgical conformity.
Elastic abrasive is a unique concept of using abrasive embedded elastomeric balls having the special capability to deform in conformity to work surface and thereby imparting a very fine refinement of its profile without altering the form.
That led to the practice of "occasional conformity," but in 1711 the Occasional Conformity Act imposed fines on anyone who, after receiving Anglican communion, was found worshiping at Nonconformist meetinghouses.
Two EU institutions – the court of justice and the European Commission – would be empowered to rule on conformity with these stipulations and the commission would effectively be charged with imposing fines.
That sounds fine, except that the saccharine stories represent a rich commercial opportunity for their government-approved creator, Sali Rayner, and place social conformity above academic excellence.
Conformity is everything.
Its target is dull conformity.
Conformity is prized in football.
