Sentence examples for for fineness from inspiring English sources

Causal Differences: The first main argument for fineness is that fine differences can mark causal differences.

"You taste for flavor and for fineness — whether it's gritty.

Films have been much improved for fineness of emulsion grain and scale stability.

The winter-taken pelts, prized for fineness and pure colour, are among the most valuable of commercial furs and are obtained mainly in northern Eurasia.

Transitivity: The second main argument for fineness is that it preserves transitivity.

They spend their lives looking for fineness in function, brilliance in the everyday and better ways for us to simply "use" things.

Applying a prioritization among clusters and meta-clusters we identified a total of 25 robust cases (6 corresponded to a single cluster, all others to a meta-cluster grouping 2 to 4 clusters), listed in Table 5 and Additional file 6, Table S4, and mapped to 15 different chromosomes, shared between 11 for fiber fineness, 5 for length, 2 for strength, 5 for color and 2 for elongation.

Secondly, a central region of c10 50-800 cM interval) was enriched in "elongation" genes [ 54] and possibly corresponded with a meta-cluster region for fiber fineness, FIN_10 (Table 5) consistent for a Gb positive effect (lower fineness).

"It can be very profitable, raising animals," Munkhzorig told me when he asked if I wanted to see the pride of his herd: two bucks that had won prizes for the fineness of their cashmere and which he was using for breeding.

The Tyiwara, or gazelle mask, of the Bambara is remarkable for its fineness of line and distinct style.

Fitzgerald, a writer properly remembered for the fineness of his prose, seems not to have made it all the way into work on the day he wrote this little yarn.