Sentence examples for greatest hardness from inspiring English sources

It has been found that heat treated composite deposits in approximately 400 °C have the greatest hardness values.

Extrudates containing amaranth presented the highest sectional expansion index (SEI) (p < 0.01) while pure corn extrudates (control) presented the lowest SEI and greatest hardness (p < 0.01).

This association followed the Hall Petch model for polycrystalline materials, indicating that the optimal size of apatite nanocrystals (larger than the critical size) provides enamel with the greatest hardness, which enables teeth to survive the heavy wear over a human lifetime.

The optimum conditions for fabricating Ni TiN nanocoatings based on the greatest hardness of Ni TiN deposits are as follows: TiN particle concentration of 8 g/L, current density of 5 A/dm2, pulse frequency of 80 Hz, and duty ratio of 0.7.

Margarine prepared with the non transesterified blend displayed the greatest hardness since it exhibited the lowest variation of apparent viscosity when the shear strain rate increased from 50 s-1 to 200 s-1.

This is reflected in the greater hardness of ruthenium and osmium.

It may be distinguished from calcite, the commoner form of calcium carbonate, by its greater hardness and specific gravity.

Uncle Dave often used platinumware in his own lab, sometimes alloyed with other platinum metals to give it greater hardness, and a still higher melting point.

Except for diamond, which presents special problems because of its very great hardness (see diamond cutting), gemstones are cut and polished in any of three ways.

Its closeness of grain, great hardness, and fine hazel-brown colour, mottled and striped with black, render it valuable for veneering and furniture making.

The greater hardness was retained after EJM.