Sentence examples for by fineness from inspiring English sources

Coarse aggregate properties were characterized by fineness, uncompacted void and friction angle.

Such fibres, usually characterized by fineness and flexibility, are also known as "soft" fibres, distinguishing them from the coarser, less flexible fibres of the leaf, or "hard," fibre group.

It was found that the behaviour of the resultant geopolymer and mortars in the fresh and hardened state is more influenced by the type of fly ash, in particular by their fineness and mineralogical composition, than by the increasing proportion of sodium silicate solution in the mix.

The compressive strength not only changed by magnesium content but also influenced by the fineness of magnesium hydroxide, more finer practical size more higher compressive strength.

This entails a number of special gearing problems, aggravated by the fineness of the pitch.

The straying, unfocused movement of the mind is made to shimmer with beauty by the fineness of its recording.

A fibre is a unit of matter characterized by flexibility, fineness and a high ratio of length to thickness.

It is observed that the early strength development of samples is largely controlled by the fineness of slag particles, while the later strength firstly increases with the reduction of slag particles until reaching a turning point and then decreases.

Zehle [28] observed that the foam-forming and -stabilizing effects are influenced by the fineness of the ground rye products.

It is worth to mention that in the research, fit among fabric patterns is determined by their fineness and largeness, i.e. their cutting, in sewing step to be used in each clothes component.

In the Breebaart model, the resolution of ITD and ILD is limited by the fineness of the delay elements and attenuation elements: no ITD smaller than the delay offered by one delay element can be detected and no ILD smaller than the attenuation offered by one attenuation element can be detected.