Sentence examples for finely organized from inspiring English sources
Kiev was in ruins, Novgorod was preoccupied with commerce and with its northern neighbours, Galicia was being torn internally and drawn increasingly into Polish and Hungarian dynastic affairs, and Vladimir-Suzdal, apparently the leading principality, was unable to resist the finely organized and skillful mounted bowmen of the steppe, the greatest military force of the age.
Once we're badged, those finely organized queues turn into Black-Friday-esque blobs, with everyone trying to get just a little bit closer to the door.
► Furthermore, it promoted formation of finely organized sarcomeric structure.
IGF-1Ea transduced cells showed localization of alpha-actinin in finely organized sarcomeric structure compared to control cells and to rat neonatal cardiomyocytes (Fig. 4).
In details, IGF-1Ea overexpression promoted localization of alpha-actinin in finely organized sarcomeric structure compared to control cells and upregulated the cardiac mesodermal marker NKX-2.5 and the ventricular structural protein MLC2v.
A "musical" one is exceedingly fluent, as if an uninterrupted flood of words were the same thing as words finely and formally organized -- orchestrated, if you like.
Your recipient chooses their own gift from a curated collection of finely crafted products, organized by price.
We conclude that a naïve design of molecular-motor-based active transport would almost always be inefficient an intricately organized kinetic scheme, with finely tuned rate constants, is required to achieve high-flux transport.
"Over its history, Spanish became one of the most organized and systematic tongues in history, and a finely honed tool used to express disorder and passion".
"Over its history, Spanish became one of the most organized and systematic tongues in history, and a finely honed tool used to express disorder and passion". Spanish, we learn, is the major language closest to Latin.
The finely tuned design gave intelligence, physical control, senses and emotions -- that point to organized, purposeful traits (not random) with consequences and rewards now and later.
