Sentence examples for finer end from inspiring English sources

The current research has paid careful attention to accurate measurements of hardness and WC grain size, over the whole range of grain sizes, but especially at the finer end, with the objective of reviewing the Hall Petch predictions for a large population of WC/Co hardmetals with either 6 or 10 wt% Co as binder-phase.

Still bathed in the enchanted afterglow of its past, "Glastonbury did strange things to people," she tells us in A FINER END (Bantam, $23.95), whose intricately layered, if not altogether coherent, plot tries to find a point of contemporary connection for certain riddles -- and psychic messages -- from the past.

I can think of no finer end.

Either way, it was a fine end to a superb trip.

Metronomy's crisp electro-pop and Bon Iver's wistful harmony rock proved a fine end to Friday.

A size measurement technique that accurately measures the fine end of the distribution is necessary to predict the effect of changing the lactose size distribution.

Before Bradley reached high-school age, Popp told him, "I'm going to make you into the finest end who ever played for the University of Missouri".

The moody polemics of Dead Prez would have made a fine end to the night, but, befitting hip-hop, it ended more like a house party.

Mr. Bowling said fewer than 10percentt of the library patrons that Unique contacts about overdue materials and unpaid fines end up being reported to the credit bureaus.

It was a fine end to a flawless programme, and Bassey's deserved standing ovation doubled as a fond farewell to the maverick genius of John Barry.

Desserts are mostly creamy frozen things which, eaten at an outside table as a close Roman night falls, is a fine end to the meal.