Sentence examples for high perfection from inspiring English sources

Casting in bronze reached high perfection in England during the Middle Ages.

Many medieval manuscripts attained a high perfection of colour and form and are renowned for their beauty.

Iron grillwork, designs for which were created locally and executed to a high perfection by slave craftsmen, decorates these balconies and also supports the roof.

Such detectors have to combine high perfection (uniformity, sensitivity, operating life, etc).

SEM investigations confirmed the high perfection of the struts and nodes in the open cell architecture with pore diameters in the range 0.7 3 mm.

A high perfection structure is observed around Ge clusters in Figure7a although their height is up to 1.5 nm over WL (the typical height of huts is known from both our STM and HRTEM data).

An ascetical, moral leader of a Christian community in the area of Alexandria, Arius attracted a large following through a message integrating Neoplatonism, which accented the absolute oneness of the divinity as the highest perfection, with a literal, rationalist approach to the New Testament texts.

This stronger interaction in PET/graphene appears to result in formation of crystals with higher perfection.

He said, however, that 'the highest perfection of any thinking being lies in careful and constant pursuit of true happiness' (New Essays on Human Understanding, XXI, 51).

We have already seen that for Maimonides the highest perfection is intellectual and consists in ascertaining in divine matters everything that can be ascertained.

The equivalent weight crystallinity does not only depend on the amount of the crystals, but also on the perfection of the crystals: a crystal with higher perfection has larger equivalent weight.