Although eager for the side to win the inaugural competition, Van Commenee knows the fine dividing line between 100% fitness and the niggling injuries which every athlete contends with on a day-to-day basis.
Some fine divided nitride and carbide nanoparticles with small and uniform size can be easily obtained at the relatively low temperatures.
There was a fine dividing line between applying moral standards and promoting political doctrines, but Goldstone believed that "in my view, if a judge is to err, it should be on the side of defending morality".
Consequently there is a fine dividing line between being able to see cells and cell toxicity because of photodamage.
It is clear that there are no fine dividing lines in severity of disease that effectively delineate which treatment may be expected to be successful or ineffective.
This is not an easy task, as many of the symptoms of cancer carry a low risk [ 2], and there is a fine dividing line between promoting early presentation, and a need to avoid overwhelming GPs and radiology departments.
However, the fine dividing line between effects on initiation or on promotion, so clearly shown in the mouse two-stage skin cancer model, is not so clear as yet in models used for studies in nutritional carcinogenesis.
The ensuing danger of gentrification is a real one, but a fine line divides it from genuine cultural reinvention.
On one side a thin, fine score divided the pill into halves; on the other was the word "roche" and beneath it the number 5 (meaning milligrams).
In the three years since the last series of Armando Iannucci's The Thick of It, the fine line dividing art and real life has become more gossamer-like than ever.
To this end, the King set out to assemble an extraordinary panoply of the country's finest linguists, divided into six "companies" of nine men each, "a body of men nearly four times the size of any previous Bible enterprise".
