Sentence examples for coarse ones from inspiring English sources

Finer biochar was more effective on reducing the concentrations of Zn in shoot than the coarse ones, while particle size had no effect on the concentrations of Cd, Cu and Pb in the shoot of S. plumbizincicola.

The Java Scripts are built with two levels of resolution; the coarse ones run faster, but have less resolution.

Various grain sizes from submicron to coarse ones were obtained by controlled reversion treatments.

The bulk of the material consists of aggregate fine particles such as sand and coarse ones such as gravel or crushed stone.

The average error of computed SIFs remains below 1% for fine meshes, and 2 3% for coarse ones.

In addition, the growth rate of such micro-crystals was found to be much slower than that of coarse ones.

Compared to the first coarse layer, holes are smaller and the grains on the surface are arranged more intensively in the second coarse one.

Because the burning of black powder is a surface phenomenon, a fine granulation burns faster than a coarse one.

There are charts that determine how curly or coarse one's hair is and dedicated aisles in stores now that contain "ethnic" hair products.

The films are not just a rebuttal to the coarse, one-dimensional images of black people that inhabit too many films (think sidekick, victim or comic relief).

There is an eyepiece viewfinder on this camera, but it's not a true optical one; it's electronic, meaning that you're peering into another screen, and a somewhat coarse one at that.