Sentence examples for coarse product from inspiring English sources

Prills, or free-flowing pellets, were developed for the fertilizer market, which requires a coarse product that has little tendency to set and can be spread easily and smoothly.

Both Al/PTFE 90/10 and 70/30 wt.% composite particles reduce the coarse product fraction and diameter.

The polymer hybrid prepared in the absence of γ-APS shows that the phase separated the turbid coarse product due to the non-possibility of Michael addition reaction, whereas the transparent homogeneous polymer hybrid with particle size less than 50 nm, when γ-APS is incorporated along with PSMA-SiO2/TiO2, is a more effective combination of Michael addition reaction via sol gel process.

The most significant reduction occurs from 70/30 wt.% particle use, where average coarse product diameter is 25 μm, which is smaller than the original, average particle size and is also smaller than the 76 μm products collected from reference spherical aluminized propellant.

When you're exfoliating your skin, a coarser product is likely going to be more effective at removing dead skin cells.

According to 5 Gyres, a coarser product is likely going to be more effective at exfoliating and removing dead skin cells — which could mean the consumer uses it less often.

Increasing stirrer speed and ball charge ratio decreased fineness of grind while larger balls resulted in the coarser products.

Air purging is a new way of reducing the moisture content of coarse coal product from vibrating basket centrifuges.

Given the scarcity of in situ measurements, satellite soil moisture observations offer a valuable dataset that can be assimilated into models; however, very few studies have used these coarse resolution products to improve rainfall runoff model prediction.

A general argument is developed which suggests that the documented bias in the coarse resolution products is a function of low-resolution bias which derives from the fine-scale spatiotemporal pattern of burning not uncommon to savanna and other frequently burned environments.

A comparison of the fine scale maps with those from two widely available coarse-resolution products finds that the latter fail to detect approximately 90% of the burned area.