Sentence examples for in a pattern fine from inspiring English sources

Creating inkjet printers that can spray pigment inks in a pattern fine enough for sharply detailed photographs was costly.

A wall of the gallery is covered with sheets of paper printed in a fine dot pattern: each dot is a photographic portrait -- some of them of Mr. Suh's fellow students, others of strangers -- reduced to pinpoint size.

Four inoculation points were marked at evenly spaced distances (ca. 10 cm) in a square pattern with fine mounting pins.

After drug selection for ES cells expressing the neomycin-resistance gene under the control of the α-myosin heavy chain promoter, almost all of the cells showed spontaneous beating and expressed several cardiac contractive proteins in a fine striated pattern.

In HEp-2 ANA slides, mAb to MORC3 stained nuclei in a fine speckled pattern with a few nuclear dots.

In normal renal parenchyma (adjacent to some of the tumours), the strongest ICC staining for caveolin-1 was localised to proximal tubular epithelium cytoplasm in a fine granular pattern.

In the spleens of scrapie-inoculated sheep, PrPSc immunolabelling was most abundant in the lymphoid nodules and was present in two distinct labelling patterns, a fine intercellular network representing a follicular dendritic cell (FDC) pattern and as medium to large accumulations of granular material representing a TBM pattern (Figure 3).

The grain size becomes finer in a radial pattern from the river mouth, and grain sizes finer than 1.50φ are found at the southeast part of the sand flat (Fig. 7).

The rent moiety could dissolve in alkaline aqueous, resulting in a fine positive tone resist patterns with a resolution of 0.75 μm.

In Oncopeltus, a more fine grained pattern of BMP signalling with a sharp dorsal peak is established later during gastrulation and requires the function of the second BMP ligand Gbb as well as the local up-regulation of dpp transcription.

The age-related difference in hit rates also grew from 2.1%% in the single-task condition to 8.5%% in the on-task segments of the IVIS condition.7 This pattern was also found in a more fine-grained analysis that was restricted to the single-task condition and on-task segments of the IVIS (i.e., IVIS-1) after 5 days of practice (Fig. 17).