Sentence examples for highly perfect from inspiring English sources
Highly perfect samples with a minimum of flaws were prepared by an approach that maintains the high purity of the raw powder >99.99% Al2O3 throughout processing.
Using a highly perfect germanium single crystal, the mechanical stability of the instrument was determined and hence the expected strain errors predicted.
The conclusion has been drawn that its role is to maintain the growing crystal face clean and highly perfect, removing foreign particles embedded in the crystal lattice and returning them back into the solution.
The TEM pictures evidence the existence of highly perfect nanocrystals (inset A) with well-defined lattice fringes, as well as of clusters exhibiting domain-like structures (inset B), i.e. multiple-twin particles.
One of the examples given here for perfect 10 µm crystallites of Si (which probably represents highly perfect material compared with typical polycrystalline aggregates) shows that the intensity contribution from crystallites in the Bragg condition may only represent ∼70% of the total scattering, and for smaller crystallites this proportion falls.
Both are dedicated and highly intelligent, perfect models for expressing the playwright's ever-shifting Mobius strip of perceived morality and the tension between idealism and living in the material world.
Still, the best new plays are to be found on the Fringe, usually in the Traverse Theatre, such as the highly praised "Perfect Days" by the Glasgow poet, Lez Lockhead.In this section Deconsecrating Gandhi Giving back his youth Dean of satire As good as it gets ReprintsAt festival time, Edinburgh would be worth a visit for the art exhibitions alone.
Both are low in alcohol and highly acidic -- perfect to drink with pintxos.
If one can solve a calculus problem in this closed, algebraic way, one gets an answer that is not just highly accurate but perfect.
The bundled crystals are oriented to the fibre axis, but highly stressed, less perfect, and smaller in size, therefore melt at lower temperatures.
Redgrave used his refined good looks and resonant, expressive voice to good effect in his highly cerebral, technically perfect interpretations of introverted or reserved characters on both stage and screen.
