Sentence examples for made from fine from inspiring English sources

Made from fine silk with Temperley's signature floral print is subtly seductive.

Made from fine porcelain, and designed in Staffordshire, the leaf and flower design is inspired by Wedgewood's Jasper collection from its archive.

Popular items include clunky rings made of Baroda pearls (4,000 Australian dollars) and cashmere-soft sweaters made from fine New South Wales wool (550 Australian dollars).

The most recent Japanese noodle fad is for a kind of udon, a thick, springy noodle made from fine white flour.

Made from fine wires and natural materials, the sculptures are intended to blend with their environment rather than imposing upon it.

Electrophysiological activity from clusters of neurons in the hippocampus was then recorded using multiple electrodes, made from fine wire, implanted in the rats' brains.

Salten Skov I is a Martian magnetic dust analog made from fine-grained magnetic iron oxide precipitate originating from Denmark.

Results also suggest that crop map predictions aggregated to coarser resolutions have better accuracy than at native resolution when compared to maps made from fine-scale observations used as ground truth.

Raj and Sreenivasan (2009) reported that the cotton fibre fineness had negative correlation with air permeability of fabrics woven from yarns having the same count and twist and suggested this outcome of reduced air spaces in the fabrics made from finer fibres.

The corpus is made from fine-pored tonewood which guarantees good stability and optimal vibrational properties, both as a "listening" and as a "feeling" instrument.

Bearded needles can be made from very fine wire and are used to produce fine fabrics.