Sentence examples for is much finer from inspiring English sources

"Our ability to perceive pitch is much finer than our sense of touch or sight.

Accordingly, compared to location systems using GPS, mobile network masts, or nearby Wi-Fi, the resolution offered by UWB active RFID is much finer.

Silk thread is a composite of natural silk of which each fibre is much finer than fur fibres.

Compared to the as-cast samples, the mean size of lamellar colonies is much finer and thus the resulting Ti5Si3/TiAl composites show the enhanced room temperature elongation, up to 2.5%, while retaining the ultimate tensile strength of 414 MPa.

As the required spatial resolution for EPB formation (< 10 km) is much finer than that of the global models (> 1°), the use of some artificial inputs as seeding perturbations is unavoidable.

The results show that the nanoparticles are uniformly distributed in the composite coating, and the microstructure of the composite coating is much finer and denser compared with the pure nickel plating coating.

Simon Clarke, London Once more this year I have found that there is much fine fiction, written by authors from other countries, to be enjoyed.

Plenty of epistolary novels are much finer and less silly, however, than those 18th-century romps.

Locals generally regarded people as either Springers — native-born residents — or carpetbaggers, but the distinctions were much finer than that.

Kent even liked Tsiang's style, assuring him that his books "are much finer than any of your endorsers have stated".

As the title suggests, Ellington's version is a feature for the finely expressive trumpeter Cootie Williams, and it paints its warm, delicate moods with a musical palette that's much finer than Kirby's.