Sentence examples for was much finer from inspiring English sources

Also the surface structure of the HiPIMS deposited coatings was much finer.

As compared to conventional atmospheric plasma sprayed TBCs (APS-TBCs) with the same composition, the microstructure of SAPS-TBCs was much finer.

The milled peat was much finer than the previous peat sods, and the mesh-sided wagons were unsuitable for transporting it.

There was much fine talk from Brown yesterday about his principles and Labour's soul.

There was much fine singing in the supporting roles; in particular, Sean Panikkar, as the Austrian captain Rodolphe, showed a degree of power and weight that I hadn't heard in his previous outings at the Met.

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

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

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".

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

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.