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high milling
noun
A process of making flour from grain by several successive grindings and intermediate sorting, instead of by a single grinding.
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But stone milling alone offered no solution: stone mills can damage corn flavor with high milling temperatures.
High milling accuracy reduces the time needed to adapt the workpiece and provides restorations with better longevity and esthetic appeal.
Results also demonstrate that, at relatively high milling time h-BN decomposes into B and N and forms a solid solution.
Using amorphous polymeric binders resulted in melt granules with high milling efficiency due to their brittle behaviour without producing excessive amounts of fines, providing high granule yields with low friability.
The presence of Ti refines the NC, and both Ti and high milling energy are necessary for the formation of NC at the highest consolidation temperatures of 1150 °C.
Silver is suitable for fabricating ultrafine arrays with ultrasmall separations due to high milling rates.
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In other words, higher milling speeds tend to produce surfaces with higher skid resistance and macrotexture.
With higher milling intensity, there was a narrowing of the range of compositions for f.c.c.
In case of the cone mill, grated type screens exhibited higher milling capacity than round screens with equivalent apertures.
On the other hand, the strain/dislocation density first increases up to 10 h of milling and then it slowly decrease for higher milling time.
Higher milling frequency adversely affected both MTotal and SPIOs content in the hybrids.
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