Sentence examples for mass of fine from inspiring English sources

Is the surface of the compost a dense mass of fine roots?

Agglomeration in wet granulation is achieved by introducing a "binder" fluid onto a shearing mass of fine powders.

According to Kunio Kaiho and his colleagues at Tohoku University, in Sendai, Japan, the sudden ignition of underground oil at the Yucatán impact site could have jetted into the upper atmosphere a mass of fine black carbon, also known as soot.

Impossible: "I hadn't imagined such a place, how could I have?" Necessary: "Each separate corner of the world was obsessed with its own set of the familiar, the mass of fine points its residents were sure every human had to know" — so much so that the whole world "was populated by idiots savants, who knew what they knew very well and not all that much else".

We find that a mass of fine tephra has a stronger influence on the PV-modules power generation than the same mass of coarser particles.

Keeping the mass of coarse aggregate constant for each w/b ratio, mass of fine aggregate was adjusted for increase in volume of concrete due to inclusion of SF and FA.

The themes of misogyny and moral rot came through so clearly because of the mass of fine-grained details of time and place – whereas the films risk being dressed up as mere generic crime yarns.

Examination of the Hazcam images acquired over a period of 4011 s shows that only a small fraction (350 1000 kg) of the total mass of fine-grained surface material displaced by the landing (4000 kg) remained in the atmosphere for this duration.

Finally, a significant dependency was found between material density and the mass of fines produced, also observable in the total particle size distribution: higher values of open porosity promote the generation of finer-grained particles and overall greater ratios of ash.

Objects that have suffered repeated collisions in space may be highly fractured and readily break up during their plunge to Earth, whereas those made of a relatively intact mass of fine-grained iron would have a better chance of landing in one piece.

For here Chanel's taste has run to Coromandel screens and chinoiseries, mirrors, masses of fine period furniture and precious items.