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With the temperatures raising from room RT to 550 °C, the dislocation images of fine-grained specimen change from nanometer-scale dislocation lines to stacking faults.

Through the analysis of AE time series the sequences of predominant deformation mechanisms in coarse grained (∼70 μm) and fine grained (∼2 μm) specimens of the alloy were identified with a high degree of confidence.

The magnetic mineralogy from FORC analysis on Hole C0008A samples is similar to that of Hole C0008C specimens, although type 1 samples in Hole C0008A seem to present finer grained magnetite.

Do finer grained mutations that disrupt it affect circularization?

However, the fine grained microstructure interspersed with coarser grained regions.

Both are fine grained and rather mild tasting.

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Clay minerals are fine grained and poorly crystalline.

These are compact fine grained and exhibit closely spaced joints.

This allows for a more fine grained control.

However the bulk of Vulcanian deposits are fine grained ash.