Sentence examples for models of fine from inspiring English sources

We discuss why measurements and models of fine scale detail are important in modern industrial applications.

Paul Shepson, a professor of analytical and atmospheric chemistry at Purdue University and one of the reviewers of the Irvine paper, called it "highly significant in scientific terms," adding that current models of fine particulates "grossly underpredict" their density, "sometimes by as much as a factor of 10".

Adopting the same polygonal method as MAYA, Zbrush has an advantage of making models of fine quality in a simpler way than other programs.

For these reasons, feminist art itself also furnishes numerous examples that subvert older models of fine art, but with added layers of meaning that distinguish it from earlier iconoclastic movements.

A model of fine particles deposition from a flowing suspension on smooth surfaces is developed.

Agglomerating model of fine particles during the spray process was developed by combining rapid coagulation theory and analysis of the interaction between droplets and particulates.

In a plain and narrow space that evokes a black-box theater, Grant Achatz, the celebrated modernist chef, and his business partner and patron, Nick Kokonas, have opened a restaurant, Next, that offers a new model of fine dining.

The application of a model of fine particles initial deposition from a flowing suspension on smooth surfaces is discussed by comparison with literature experimental data and simplified models (Leveque equation).

His research focuses on CFD modelling of fine and ultrafine particulate matter in indoor heritage environments.

However, fabricating a model of fine vessels of size below 100 μm (e.g., retinal vessels) is difficult with this method.

When to watch: Thursday May 4. Behold, a model of fine private equity handiwork will be peddled before potential investors this week when a spiffed up Debenhams is put on the shelf.