Fine aggregate usually consists of sand, crushed stone, or crushed slag screenings; coarse aggregate consists of gravel (pebbles), fragments of broken stone, slag, and other coarse substances.
Indeed, these colonies tend to be settled on immobile substances such as sediment and coarse substances.
The "chop," the resulting product leaving the rolls, is sieved, and three main separations are made: some of the endosperm, reduced to flour called "first break flour"; a fair amount of the coarse nodules of floury substances from the endosperm, called semolina; and relatively large pieces of the grain with much of the endosperm still adhering to the branny outsides.
The nitrogen-rich chemical, a crystal-like substance that resembles coarse table salt, is popular with farmers as a fertilizer but in the wrong hands or in the wrong conditions it can turn explosive.
This study addresses the initial-boundary value problem of coarse-grained probability measure on the state space in which a differentiable vector field v is given and, as a consequence, the differenced continuity equation using the first-order upwind difference scheme (UDS) based on the finite volume method appears as the physical substance on the coarse-grained dynamics.
They have polymorphous nuclei and, in the cell substance outside the nuclei, coarse granules that stain with eosin and other acid dyes.
Secondly, the amount of a substance emitted is a coarse indicator of population exposure.
It may be possible that coarse particles are coated with different substances in different regions, for example.
Among these wandering cells are the mast cells; these have a cell body filled with coarse granules that contain two biologically active substances, histamine and heparin.
Airborne biological particles or dust containing biological agents and/or substances of biological origin are important components of the coarse and fine PM.
Such substances tend to crystallize readily at low supersaturations to rather coarse size ranges above 200μm (Mersmann and Kind, 1988).
