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That money will either come from higher fees, more fines, or an initial public offering.

Experimental results conform closely to the microstructural changes that occur within the particle bed; a transition from a coarse continuous to a fines continuous bed structure is made possible by the addition of more fines or by increasing the size ratio.

Depending on the values of the detection parameters a more fine- or coarse-grained subset of the discretised space is considered.

This can be seen in a time series plot of 1/ f fluctuations (i.e., Fig.  1c), the series has the same "look and feel" as one zooms in or out to see more fine-grained or coarse-grained features of the fluctuations.

The film is anchored by a dozen or more fine performances.

In laparoscopic surgery, a surgeon performs a surgical operation by using instruments through three or more trocars (ports) into the abdominal cavity (each hole is about 10 mm in diameter) which permit the introduction of a camera-monitored telescope and two or more fine instruments to perform the operation in a similar manner as formerly performed in open surgery.

Learn to love horses, eventually buy one or more fine specimens, ideally you might wish to own a stable.

Depending on the analytical needs, more fine-grained or coarse-grained classifications are certainly possible.

First, the inverse correlation between n and L indicates that more reviewers are needed to obtain a more fine-grained or precise evaluation.

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In truth, there is more fine print.