Definition of fine-grained in English:

fine-grained

adjective

1(chiefly of wood) having a fine or delicate arrangement of fibres.
Example sentencesExamples
- The wood is fine-grained, dense and, because of its natural color, sets off the blued parts nicely.
- These veneers come from southern European olive trees, which yield a dense, fine-grained wood that is tan in color and marked with dark brown and black pigment lines.
- That cold spell, which afflicted Europe in the years leading up to Stradivari's time, would have produced a uniquely fine-grained wood, he said.
- But as high-quality fine-grained wood becomes increasingly expensive, fibreboard is playing a more visible role in interior design.
- Over 100 longbows were found all made from fine-grained yew.
- Cherry wood is chosen because it is fine-grained and yet soft enough to allow the cutting.
- Local art shops sell a range of items, from mass-produced woodcarvings to high-quality, handmade items made by recognized masters in fine-grained ebony, jackfruit or sandalwood.
Synonyms
powdery, dusty, chalky, floury, powdered, ground, granulated, crushed, pulverized
1. 1.1 (chiefly of rock) consisting of small particles.
  Example sentencesExamples
  There are rare cross-sections of columnals in hard, dark, fine-grained limestones which crop out along the south shore.
  The most resistant rocks are quartzite and quartz-rich sandstones, and tough fine-grained rocks such as slate.
  But even as the surface becomes parched and hardened, groundwater - along with its dissolved salt - continues to be drawn upward through the fine-grained soil by capillary action.
  The fine-grained sediments that encased the ancient reptiles also preserved evidence of the creatures' stomach contents, giving paleontologists insight into the creatures' diet.
  This hard, dense, and fine-grained rock is durable, stain-resistant, and slip-resistant when wet.
  Slate is a dense, porous, fine-grained rock that has a natural, generally gray-green color.
  The sculptures translated the drawings' ambiguous ‘pods’ into smooth lumps of the fine-grained concrete that is one of Westerlund Roosen's preferred mediums.
  Hard, fine-grained stone was the material most suitable for flaking.
  They build up on sheltered exposures of fine-grained, porous pyrite-bearing rocks, such as shale or bituminous coal, after long dry spells.
  The harsh winter bombardments from ice and sand particles in fierce storms, and from the freezing and thawing action of ice, quickly break up layers of fine-grained rock.
  Also early Khmer statues were generally worked out from a single block of fine-grained sandstone and to ensure the stability of these thin, multi-armed figures, the artisans left elements of the block uncarved to serve as support.
  In the cuts, fine-grained layers were found, obviously brought to the sea with rivers, whose sources were situated in temperate latitudes.
  In one drift there was an ore car from which we could take samples of pale gray, fine-grained rock with traces of disseminated purple fluorite, not very exciting for my son, who wanted to see real gold.
  This member grades upwards into greenish mudstones and greenish-yellow, fine-grained sandstones of the overlying Cuarcitas Azules Member.
  Along the vein wall, adjacent to the country rock, are fine-grained quartz, feldspar, and chlorite.
  Synonyms
  fine, dry, powder-like, dusty, chalky, floury, mealy, sandy, crumbly, friable, granulated, granular
2Involving great attention to detail.
fine-grained analysis
Example sentencesExamples
- The information is calibrated in fine-grained detail at localised levels; it is reliable and can be protected.
- Nonetheless, the price of progress is clear, well-articulated, fine-grained, conceptual analysis of these kinds.
- Of course, I soon chastised myself for trying to jump from statements about human universals to an analysis of the fine-grained sequences of behaviour that constituted my marriage.
- Future analyses of international Web strategies should deploy a more fine-grained approach.
- With acceptance, new constructive principles appear, supplementing pure logical deduction from fine-grained analysis as irreducible explanations of observed phenomena.
- But I think that it will still take the clinician's sensitivity and fine-grained analysis of what works in the consulting room to put words to personal experience and reach new ways of helping people.
- To achieve this fine-grained control, detailed, real-time, asynchronous messages are sent back and forth.
- If this is the case, then a proper investigation of emerging ecological attitudes and motivation in children and their parents should be longitudinal to allow for a more fine-grained analysis of the time-course of change.
- The merits of the essays on such fine-grained details are inversely proportional to their scope.
- The analysis, although comparatively fine-grained, is not sufficient to generalize the conclusion to future years.
- My historical analysis does not attempt to correlate fine-grained historical changes with the popularization of foot-binding.
- At a sufficiently fine-grained level of analysis, it could well turn out that every unit in a language has a distinct distribution with respect to the constructions in which it can occur.

Definition of fine-grained in US English:

fine-grained

adjectiveˈfīnˌɡrāndˈfaɪnˌɡreɪnd

1(chiefly of wood) having a fine or delicate arrangement of fibers.
Example sentencesExamples
- The wood is fine-grained, dense and, because of its natural color, sets off the blued parts nicely.
- Cherry wood is chosen because it is fine-grained and yet soft enough to allow the cutting.
- Over 100 longbows were found all made from fine-grained yew.
- That cold spell, which afflicted Europe in the years leading up to Stradivari's time, would have produced a uniquely fine-grained wood, he said.
- But as high-quality fine-grained wood becomes increasingly expensive, fibreboard is playing a more visible role in interior design.
- These veneers come from southern European olive trees, which yield a dense, fine-grained wood that is tan in color and marked with dark brown and black pigment lines.
- Local art shops sell a range of items, from mass-produced woodcarvings to high-quality, handmade items made by recognized masters in fine-grained ebony, jackfruit or sandalwood.
Synonyms
powdery, dusty, chalky, floury, powdered, ground, granulated, crushed, pulverized
1. 1.1 (chiefly of rock) consisting of small particles.
  Example sentencesExamples
  In the cuts, fine-grained layers were found, obviously brought to the sea with rivers, whose sources were situated in temperate latitudes.
  The most resistant rocks are quartzite and quartz-rich sandstones, and tough fine-grained rocks such as slate.
  There are rare cross-sections of columnals in hard, dark, fine-grained limestones which crop out along the south shore.
  They build up on sheltered exposures of fine-grained, porous pyrite-bearing rocks, such as shale or bituminous coal, after long dry spells.
  Hard, fine-grained stone was the material most suitable for flaking.
  The sculptures translated the drawings' ambiguous ‘pods’ into smooth lumps of the fine-grained concrete that is one of Westerlund Roosen's preferred mediums.
  The fine-grained sediments that encased the ancient reptiles also preserved evidence of the creatures' stomach contents, giving paleontologists insight into the creatures' diet.
  In one drift there was an ore car from which we could take samples of pale gray, fine-grained rock with traces of disseminated purple fluorite, not very exciting for my son, who wanted to see real gold.
  But even as the surface becomes parched and hardened, groundwater - along with its dissolved salt - continues to be drawn upward through the fine-grained soil by capillary action.
  This member grades upwards into greenish mudstones and greenish-yellow, fine-grained sandstones of the overlying Cuarcitas Azules Member.
  The harsh winter bombardments from ice and sand particles in fierce storms, and from the freezing and thawing action of ice, quickly break up layers of fine-grained rock.
  Also early Khmer statues were generally worked out from a single block of fine-grained sandstone and to ensure the stability of these thin, multi-armed figures, the artisans left elements of the block uncarved to serve as support.
  Slate is a dense, porous, fine-grained rock that has a natural, generally gray-green color.
  This hard, dense, and fine-grained rock is durable, stain-resistant, and slip-resistant when wet.
  Along the vein wall, adjacent to the country rock, are fine-grained quartz, feldspar, and chlorite.
  Synonyms
  fine, dry, powder-like, dusty, chalky, floury, mealy, sandy, crumbly, friable, granulated, granular
2. 1.2 Involving great attention to detail.
  fine-grained analysis
  Example sentencesExamples
  The information is calibrated in fine-grained detail at localised levels; it is reliable and can be protected.
  Of course, I soon chastised myself for trying to jump from statements about human universals to an analysis of the fine-grained sequences of behaviour that constituted my marriage.
  Nonetheless, the price of progress is clear, well-articulated, fine-grained, conceptual analysis of these kinds.
  With acceptance, new constructive principles appear, supplementing pure logical deduction from fine-grained analysis as irreducible explanations of observed phenomena.
  The analysis, although comparatively fine-grained, is not sufficient to generalize the conclusion to future years.
  At a sufficiently fine-grained level of analysis, it could well turn out that every unit in a language has a distinct distribution with respect to the constructions in which it can occur.
  But I think that it will still take the clinician's sensitivity and fine-grained analysis of what works in the consulting room to put words to personal experience and reach new ways of helping people.
  The merits of the essays on such fine-grained details are inversely proportional to their scope.
  To achieve this fine-grained control, detailed, real-time, asynchronous messages are sent back and forth.
  Future analyses of international Web strategies should deploy a more fine-grained approach.
  If this is the case, then a proper investigation of emerging ecological attitudes and motivation in children and their parents should be longitudinal to allow for a more fine-grained analysis of the time-course of change.
  My historical analysis does not attempt to correlate fine-grained historical changes with the popularization of foot-binding.

单词	fine-grained
释义	Definition of fine-grained in English: fine-grained adjective 1(chiefly of wood) having a fine or delicate arrangement of fibres. Example sentencesExamples The wood is fine-grained, dense and, because of its natural color, sets off the blued parts nicely. These veneers come from southern European olive trees, which yield a dense, fine-grained wood that is tan in color and marked with dark brown and black pigment lines. That cold spell, which afflicted Europe in the years leading up to Stradivari's time, would have produced a uniquely fine-grained wood, he said. But as high-quality fine-grained wood becomes increasingly expensive, fibreboard is playing a more visible role in interior design. Over 100 longbows were found all made from fine-grained yew. Cherry wood is chosen because it is fine-grained and yet soft enough to allow the cutting. Local art shops sell a range of items, from mass-produced woodcarvings to high-quality, handmade items made by recognized masters in fine-grained ebony, jackfruit or sandalwood. Synonyms powdery, dusty, chalky, floury, powdered, ground, granulated, crushed, pulverized 1.1 (chiefly of rock) consisting of small particles. Example sentencesExamples There are rare cross-sections of columnals in hard, dark, fine-grained limestones which crop out along the south shore. The most resistant rocks are quartzite and quartz-rich sandstones, and tough fine-grained rocks such as slate. But even as the surface becomes parched and hardened, groundwater - along with its dissolved salt - continues to be drawn upward through the fine-grained soil by capillary action. The fine-grained sediments that encased the ancient reptiles also preserved evidence of the creatures' stomach contents, giving paleontologists insight into the creatures' diet. This hard, dense, and fine-grained rock is durable, stain-resistant, and slip-resistant when wet. Slate is a dense, porous, fine-grained rock that has a natural, generally gray-green color. The sculptures translated the drawings' ambiguous ‘pods’ into smooth lumps of the fine-grained concrete that is one of Westerlund Roosen's preferred mediums. Hard, fine-grained stone was the material most suitable for flaking. They build up on sheltered exposures of fine-grained, porous pyrite-bearing rocks, such as shale or bituminous coal, after long dry spells. The harsh winter bombardments from ice and sand particles in fierce storms, and from the freezing and thawing action of ice, quickly break up layers of fine-grained rock. Also early Khmer statues were generally worked out from a single block of fine-grained sandstone and to ensure the stability of these thin, multi-armed figures, the artisans left elements of the block uncarved to serve as support. In the cuts, fine-grained layers were found, obviously brought to the sea with rivers, whose sources were situated in temperate latitudes. In one drift there was an ore car from which we could take samples of pale gray, fine-grained rock with traces of disseminated purple fluorite, not very exciting for my son, who wanted to see real gold. This member grades upwards into greenish mudstones and greenish-yellow, fine-grained sandstones of the overlying Cuarcitas Azules Member. Along the vein wall, adjacent to the country rock, are fine-grained quartz, feldspar, and chlorite. Synonyms fine, dry, powder-like, dusty, chalky, floury, mealy, sandy, crumbly, friable, granulated, granular 2Involving great attention to detail. fine-grained analysis Example sentencesExamples The information is calibrated in fine-grained detail at localised levels; it is reliable and can be protected. Nonetheless, the price of progress is clear, well-articulated, fine-grained, conceptual analysis of these kinds. Of course, I soon chastised myself for trying to jump from statements about human universals to an analysis of the fine-grained sequences of behaviour that constituted my marriage. Future analyses of international Web strategies should deploy a more fine-grained approach. With acceptance, new constructive principles appear, supplementing pure logical deduction from fine-grained analysis as irreducible explanations of observed phenomena. But I think that it will still take the clinician's sensitivity and fine-grained analysis of what works in the consulting room to put words to personal experience and reach new ways of helping people. To achieve this fine-grained control, detailed, real-time, asynchronous messages are sent back and forth. If this is the case, then a proper investigation of emerging ecological attitudes and motivation in children and their parents should be longitudinal to allow for a more fine-grained analysis of the time-course of change. The merits of the essays on such fine-grained details are inversely proportional to their scope. The analysis, although comparatively fine-grained, is not sufficient to generalize the conclusion to future years. My historical analysis does not attempt to correlate fine-grained historical changes with the popularization of foot-binding. At a sufficiently fine-grained level of analysis, it could well turn out that every unit in a language has a distinct distribution with respect to the constructions in which it can occur. Definition of fine-grained in US English: fine-grained adjectiveˈfīnˌɡrāndˈfaɪnˌɡreɪnd 1(chiefly of wood) having a fine or delicate arrangement of fibers. Example sentencesExamples The wood is fine-grained, dense and, because of its natural color, sets off the blued parts nicely. Cherry wood is chosen because it is fine-grained and yet soft enough to allow the cutting. Over 100 longbows were found all made from fine-grained yew. That cold spell, which afflicted Europe in the years leading up to Stradivari's time, would have produced a uniquely fine-grained wood, he said. But as high-quality fine-grained wood becomes increasingly expensive, fibreboard is playing a more visible role in interior design. These veneers come from southern European olive trees, which yield a dense, fine-grained wood that is tan in color and marked with dark brown and black pigment lines. Local art shops sell a range of items, from mass-produced woodcarvings to high-quality, handmade items made by recognized masters in fine-grained ebony, jackfruit or sandalwood. Synonyms powdery, dusty, chalky, floury, powdered, ground, granulated, crushed, pulverized 1.1 (chiefly of rock) consisting of small particles. Example sentencesExamples In the cuts, fine-grained layers were found, obviously brought to the sea with rivers, whose sources were situated in temperate latitudes. The most resistant rocks are quartzite and quartz-rich sandstones, and tough fine-grained rocks such as slate. There are rare cross-sections of columnals in hard, dark, fine-grained limestones which crop out along the south shore. They build up on sheltered exposures of fine-grained, porous pyrite-bearing rocks, such as shale or bituminous coal, after long dry spells. Hard, fine-grained stone was the material most suitable for flaking. The sculptures translated the drawings' ambiguous ‘pods’ into smooth lumps of the fine-grained concrete that is one of Westerlund Roosen's preferred mediums. The fine-grained sediments that encased the ancient reptiles also preserved evidence of the creatures' stomach contents, giving paleontologists insight into the creatures' diet. In one drift there was an ore car from which we could take samples of pale gray, fine-grained rock with traces of disseminated purple fluorite, not very exciting for my son, who wanted to see real gold. But even as the surface becomes parched and hardened, groundwater - along with its dissolved salt - continues to be drawn upward through the fine-grained soil by capillary action. This member grades upwards into greenish mudstones and greenish-yellow, fine-grained sandstones of the overlying Cuarcitas Azules Member. The harsh winter bombardments from ice and sand particles in fierce storms, and from the freezing and thawing action of ice, quickly break up layers of fine-grained rock. Also early Khmer statues were generally worked out from a single block of fine-grained sandstone and to ensure the stability of these thin, multi-armed figures, the artisans left elements of the block uncarved to serve as support. Slate is a dense, porous, fine-grained rock that has a natural, generally gray-green color. This hard, dense, and fine-grained rock is durable, stain-resistant, and slip-resistant when wet. Along the vein wall, adjacent to the country rock, are fine-grained quartz, feldspar, and chlorite. Synonyms fine, dry, powder-like, dusty, chalky, floury, mealy, sandy, crumbly, friable, granulated, granular 1.2 Involving great attention to detail. fine-grained analysis Example sentencesExamples The information is calibrated in fine-grained detail at localised levels; it is reliable and can be protected. Of course, I soon chastised myself for trying to jump from statements about human universals to an analysis of the fine-grained sequences of behaviour that constituted my marriage. Nonetheless, the price of progress is clear, well-articulated, fine-grained, conceptual analysis of these kinds. With acceptance, new constructive principles appear, supplementing pure logical deduction from fine-grained analysis as irreducible explanations of observed phenomena. The analysis, although comparatively fine-grained, is not sufficient to generalize the conclusion to future years. At a sufficiently fine-grained level of analysis, it could well turn out that every unit in a language has a distinct distribution with respect to the constructions in which it can occur. But I think that it will still take the clinician's sensitivity and fine-grained analysis of what works in the consulting room to put words to personal experience and reach new ways of helping people. The merits of the essays on such fine-grained details are inversely proportional to their scope. To achieve this fine-grained control, detailed, real-time, asynchronous messages are sent back and forth. Future analyses of international Web strategies should deploy a more fine-grained approach. If this is the case, then a proper investigation of emerging ecological attitudes and motivation in children and their parents should be longitudinal to allow for a more fine-grained analysis of the time-course of change. My historical analysis does not attempt to correlate fine-grained historical changes with the popularization of foot-binding.
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