Examples of 'more finely' in a sentence
Meaning of "more finely"
more finely: This phrase is used to describe performing an action with greater attention to detail, precision, or intricacy. It implies a process that is done in a delicate or subtle manner
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None more finely tuned than mine.
The eastern side is more finely crafted.
More finely nuanced too.
This observation should be analyzed more finely.
My senses are much more finely tuned these days.
More finely woven nylon ribbon is hard to find and very expensive.
It filters considerably more finely than sand and.
This has the effect of performing the automatic tuning more finely.
The pieces were more finely crushed by use of a ball mill.
The stone tools become much more finely crafted.
The pigment is more finely divided hence it is better dispersed and stabilised.
I think my instinct for survival is more finely tuned than it is.
The pigment dispersant more finely disperses the pigment in a step of dispersing pigment.
Then follows a more slender thread more finely beaded.
A more finely ground blend must be used to obtain a more concentrated and hotter coffee.
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Efforts to map these genes in rice more finely are ongoing.
The use of the more finely divided zeolite powder suppresses mechanical wear of equipment.
Grind your beans a little more finely than usual.
New performances demand more finely tuned pairing of the competences of research staff and operators.
Brazilian yerba mate is greener and more finely ground.
Your precision improves with more finely incremented tools that require less estimation.
This allows the microporous corrosion to be more finely distributed.
You can achieve more finely grained sorting by creating a table that is clustered and partitioned.
Many researchers have instead used more finely grained scales.
Below they become more finely lirate The body whorl is well rounded and deflected anteriorly.
The touch surfaces of the controls are more finely detailed and galvanised.
How do you more finely integrate software and hardware?
Divisions between the parties have also become more finely shaded.
We for our part wanted a more finely graduated scale of stress.
The dendritic structure of the ferritic steel is obviously more finely branched.
This enhanced resolution allows a more finely resolved printed circuit board to be produced.
This ease of handling also allows the active length to be more finely adjusted.
She even factored in wind speed to more finely calibrate the message she danced.
To finish, switch to constant speed to chop more finely.
Attempts have been made to obtain more finely microfibrillated cellulose fibers using the disc refiners.
The ionic compounds selected in the first analyzer are analyzed more finely in the second.
I expect your ears are more finely tuned than a healthy person 's.
Some modern breweries prefer the use of filter frames which allow a more finely ground grist.
It is more finely ground than most western-style wholewheat flours.
A paper filter also filters the coffee more finely than the permanent filter.
To obtain an accurate centroid, the figure has to be divided more finely.
I am a litigator, so my compass is more finely tuned to human behavior.
We could not say better, more classically and more finely.
These are deeper, more finely textured and less permeable soils.
The system used in Belgium is more finely tuned.
Perhaps your goals are more finely tuned in terms of the e-book scene.
Highs are clearer, naturally brilliant and more finely detailed.
The more finely grained the tasks, the more you kill autonomy and creativity.
Thus, direct dissemination of products has become more finely tuned.
Could it be some people are more finely tuned into this kind of phenomena?
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