Sentence examples for a mixture of cracked from inspiring English sources
This triggered an auger in back to release the feed — a mixture of cracked corn, cottonseed, soybean hulls, and dried distiller's grain.
Minionette pepper, aka mignonette pepper, is a mixture of cracked Tellicherry black pepper, Muntok white pepper, and Moroccan coriander.
Therefore, in the following we just consider the direct scattering problem for a mixture of a crack and a bounded domain, and the corresponding inverse scattering problem can be considered by similar methods in [1, 2, 4 12] and the reference therein.
The fracture behavior of the Ni-(Ni2Al3+NiAl3) laminates in all accomplished tests exhibited a mixture of brittle transverse cracking of intermetallics and ductile one of Ni layers.
A classic Middle Eastern dish is kibbe, a mixture of ground lamb and cracked wheat.
Consider the scattering of time-harmonic electromagnetic plane waves from an infinite cylinder with a mixture of an open crack and a bounded domain in as cross section.
In the case of the equiax material, an influence of material orientation was not observed on the failure mechanism with crack propagation occurring through a combination of debonded/cracked carbides and void formation along twin boundaries resulting in a mixture of intergranular and transgranular crack propagation.
Hydraulic fracturing involves pumping enormous amounts of fluid — a mixture of water, sand and chemicals — underground to crack the shale and drive the gas to the surface.
The labor required several family members and more than twenty days of work; recently they caulked the cracks with a mixture of lime, hemp, and tung oil.
She liked the loose, naturalistic style: "I should have preferred to fill our cracks with a mixture of sand and fine soil so that tiny green plants would creep along the stones but this was one of the things that Walter would not have at any price.
As heavy oil consists of a complex mixture of hydrocarbons, cracking is considered to be a second-order irreversible reaction, while other reactions are considered to be first-order irreversible reactions.
