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However, the enhanced Saatchi map agreed more closely (Figs. 8, 4), despite having a coarse resolution (~90 m) and fewer predictions beyond 250 Mg ha−1.

These GCMs lack orographic detail, having a coarse spatial resolution with a grid-cell size on the order of 2.5° × 2.5° (approximately 275 × 275 km2), which is far too coarse for landscape or basin-scale models that investigate hydrologic or ecological implications of climate change.

However, the enhanced Saatchi map agreed more closely (Figs.  8, 4), despite having a coarse resolution (~90 m) and fewer predictions beyond 250 Mg ha−1.

The most common type is the Normal or "Standard," which is allowed variance in coarseness between the sexes; males have a coarse, thick, rough coat, while females' coats are softer and finer.

Add the butter and whizz again until you have a coarse knobbly texture.

Add the peppers and blitz until you have a coarse paste – don't get carried away, you want some texture.

Many do have a coarse edge, which I like to match with dishes like grilled steak, lamb chops and pasta with a veal or beef ragù.

Continue blending slowly while drizzling in the remaining olive oil until you have a coarse pesto, then season to taste with salt and pepper.

Galaktaboureko (custard layered with phyllo pastry), served warm, was especially appealing, but a dense lemon cake had a coarse, gritty texture.

The president-elect, who has never held public office, has had a coarse relationship with the media for decades and squirmed under the intense press scrutiny that came with his campaign for president.

But, although the writing has a coarse vigour, Andersen seems unsure whether he is showing a single firm on the skids or the possible collapse of the City of London as an institution.