Sentence examples for coarse than from inspiring English sources

Accordingly microbial metabolic efficiency was higher in coarse than in fine aggregates.

Sauerkraut (less coarse than its American counterpart), pickles and even the tangy, medium-hot mustard on every table does as well.

An analysis of the movements in each frame revealed that event segments corresponded to bursts of change in movement features, with greater bursts for coarse than for fine units.

½ tsp black peppercorns 1kg whole milk organic yoghurt 1 tsp salt 1 small sprig rosemary, leaves only, finely chopped Extra-virgin olive oil, or pomace oil, for preserving Crack the pepper in a pestle and mortar, or with the end of a rolling pin in a small bowl, until slightly more coarse than if you ground it in a pepper mill.

As the induction time increased, the recombinant cells after 12 h induction was more swelling and coarse than the control cells.

Whatever your curse word of choice was, it's more than likely less coarse than the expletives we hear today.

Both contain significant amounts (at least 10 percent) of coarser-than-sand-size clasts.

At resolutions coarser than 720 m, most coefficients are insignificant.

The recipe calls for granulated garlic, which is coarser than garlic powder.

"It's coarser than steel wool, and it doesn't rust".

The vocabulary of American political discourse is coarser than the British.