The result is a crumbly material that when added to soil does not compete with the crop for nitrogen.
To the south, the Herrenknecht worms had begun by toiling through a long, undulating layer of kakirite — a sodden, crumbly material compressed between layers of granite.
These organisms are so common that they comprise the major fossilised component of "diatomaceous earth", a very crumbly material that is known to be atmospherically transported across the planet.
I'd sink into an adolescent day dream, and inevitably imagine the crumbly material wasn't Play-Doh, instead it was pure pigment, ice cream or feces.
Medical historian Donatella Lippi of the University of Florence also searched the Santa Maria a Bonistallo crypt, locating broken terracotta jars containing "dry, thick and crumbly material". DNA tests showed that some of the material from the crypt matched that from Francesco's tomb, whereas the remainder was from a female.
The open wooden coffins were mostly covered by large amounts of a whitish crumbly material that proved to be calcium carbonate and had obviously been used to "preserve" the cadavers and to avoid the undesired bad smell of the decomposing corpses following the burial.
Vacuum up dry, crumbly material.
Use a few drops of mineral oil in the ear canal; it will help break up the crumbly material when you massage the ear canal.[3].
Lignin is apparently only slightly modified in this process, and remains as a crumbly, brownish material.
You should find a small pile of dry ice at the bottom of the pillowcase — it will be a crumbly white material resembling styrofoam.
Like all meteorites, they come in a bewildering variety of compositions: bits of nickel and iron, dense rock, and crumbly, truly primitive material, cobbled together billions of years ago in our nascent solar system.
