Sentence examples for hardness that from inspiring English sources

This work highlights the significance of elastic recovery on the measurement of hardness that occurs during the indentation of very hard materials.

The heavy features betray a bland hardness that is not exactly holy.

Calcium sulfate may occur in groundwater, causing hardness that cannot be removed by boiling.

It's not their luster, their rarity, their hardness that makes them desirable," Murray says at one point.

The sea takes on a gelid hardness that makes falling waves feel as if they were made of concrete.

That's why Dwan's physical heroes have a pariah-like blankness, an opaque hardness that sets them apart from the world that they help to bind together.

They no longer rely on killing their opponents with a thousand cuts but are just as happy to cross the ball into the box quickly – Douglas Costa has been a revelation on either flank – or utilise the running of the Chilean Arturo Vidal, who has added a sense of battle-hardness that was perhaps missing in recent years.

At intermediate thickness reductions changes in the volume fraction of the texture components are most pronounced, namely between thickness reductions of about 0.75 ≦  ϕ ≦ 1.25, which is consistent with marked hardness changes that will be discussed later.

Total hardness shows that they range from moderately hard category to very hard category during PRM and POM.

The Vickers hardness shows that all of them are hard materials except for g-B3N4 and β-B3N4.

Total hardness reveals that the water is generally hard in nature.