Sentence examples for fine measures from inspiring English sources

This approach requires fine measures.

Next, we evaluated fine measures including ODC, MDC, ME, and MV for individual trajectories (see Methods for details of each measure).

The fine measures adopted in this study, including ODC, MDC, ME, and MV, allowed us to look into more details of how accurately and reliably the hand trajectories were reconstructed [ 7, 8, 45].

Fine, measured, performances from Henry Fonda as Earp and Victor Mature as Doc Holliday.

Mr. Lang and his director, Robert Falls, do it with their own fine measure of honor.

The Brooklyn Museum is doing that -- and that's a fine measure of success.

Directed with a minimum of physical means and a fine measure of brisk invention by Melly Still, this huge production may stint on traditional scenery, but it is stuffed to the rafters with just about everything else.

Although Ms. Dickey does not, in the end, provide many interesting variations on the father-daughter tensions at the heart of the play, "Charles Ives Take Me Home" suggests she is a talent to watch: her writing has freshness, economy, an occasional cheeky vulgarity and a fine measure of poetic insight.

While sitting still and weighing options is a fine measure, Patrick channeled his perseverance and took a more active route.

In later years Reichenbach often cited this paper as an anticipation of the indeterminism of quantum theory, because his account allows the possibility that finer and finer measures will not converge to deterministic laws (see Gerner, 1997, p. 153).

For breaking China's one-child policy, his parents paid fines measured in grain.