The phrase "a tuff" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be an informal or slang expression, but it lacks clarity and proper usage in formal contexts.
Example: "He thinks he's a tuff guy, but he's really quite sensitive."
Alternatives: "a tough" or "a strong".
T-shirts with the company tagline: "Frozen Dead in a Shed, a Tuff Shed, That Is," are sold on the chamber's Web site, along with DVD copies of a documentary, "Grandpa's Still in the Tuff Shed".
WHAT -- 4-bedroom house HOW MUCH -- $1,259,000 The gym in this 4,450-square-foot house on 11.7 acres in the foothills half an hour west of Denver has a Tuff Stuff exercise cage, incline and decline benches with free weights, two racks of dumbbells, a Precor elliptical trainer and mirrored walls.
Sutikna also noted that a distinctive layer of volcanic fragments called a tuff appeared in several places around the cave.
Flame structure in a tuff layer (layer 2) observed in an outcrop on Jogashima Island, Kanagawa, Japan.
Fig. 9 a Schematic diagram of the model domain simulating the cooling of a tuff emplacement on the ground.
During the phreatomagmatic eruptions at Lake Voui on Ambae Island in 2005, a tuff cone was constructed from material deposited from subaerial tephra jets leading into subaqueous PDCs after column collapse (Németh et al. [2006]).
Upolu in Western Samoa has several areas mapped as early Holocene in age (> 5 ka), but here we present new evidence for fresh volcanic landforms and deposits, supported by a radiocarbon date of 1915 ± 65 yrs B.P., giving a maximum age to a phreatomagmatic tuff cone offshore of Cape Tapaga, east Upolu.
It spans an area of approximately 40 km2, and consists of a large tuff cone in the south (TRC1), and a large tuff ring in the northeast (TRC2).
Its structure is twofold; an outer tuff ring (forming a classic crater) and an inner plug, or dome of rhyolite, pumice and obsidian created from lavas.
And he's still there, housed in a mountainside Tuff Shed and visited fortnightly by a caretaker who refreshes him with 900 pounds of dry ice.
The second cycle also consists of a moderate initial effusive and/or Strombolian phase but ends with a large, paroxysmal explosive activity, producing a widespread tuff deposit.
