Sentence examples for mixture of coarse from inspiring English sources

I also prefer the lighter, fluffier texture of the dryer cakes – a mixture of coarse and finely mashed seems to be the ideal solution.

The film is drawn out, its mixture of coarse comedy and deep seriousness about the theory and practice of comedy both embarrassing and self-indulgent.

It is the product of adding water to a mixture of coarse aggregate (such as gravel), fine aggregate (such as sand) and cement.

The wool of mature Karakul sheep, classified as carpet wool, is a mixture of coarse and fine fibres, from 6 to 10 inches (15 to 25 cm) long, of colours varying from black to various shades of brown and gray.

Pastrami is cured exactly like corned beef, but it is then dried and rubbed with a heavy mixture of coarse black butcher's pepper, other spices and often with crushed fresh garlic.

Hot Rolled Asphalt (HRA) surface course is a gap-graded mixture of coarse aggregate, sand, mineral filler and bitumen.

A Silicon/Wolfram Carbide@Graphene (SW@G) composite anode is designed and produced by a simple two-step ball milling the mixture of coarse-grained Si with good conductive wolfram carbide (WC) and graphite.

Mixtures of coarse sand and gravel were reported in Bambusa nutans by Islam et al. (2011), sand to soil (1 1) for Araundinaria alpine and B. vulgaris by Senyanzobe et al. (2013).

Similarly as in both these papers, the frictional rheology is here used because it is a reasonable and effective schematization for mixtures of coarse-grained soils saturated with water.

The alluvium at Fifteen Mile Reserve and Glendalough Station consisted of a mixture of permeable coarse sandy and gravely sediments and less permeable clays and silts.

Salish oral tradition about the canine is corroborated by historical accounts, such as the journal of 18th century explorer George Vancouver, who wrote that the Salish dogs had coats that were "a mixture of a coarse kind of wool, with very fine, long hair, capable of being spun into yarn".