Sentence examples for rough cleaning from inspiring English sources

Some collectors, having performed the rough cleaning with knives, employ flesh-eating maggots to nibble their way around the crevices.

The biosensor is also able to repeat the sensing ability after rough cleaning, therefore cost reduction is achieved from the recycling process in practical applications.

For instance, a room under restoration may require a rough cleaning every 3-4 hours, and thorough cleaning once a day.

In the fiercely competitive game of marketing homes, brokers go to great lengths to cast a property in its most flattering light, sanding down rough edges, cleaning out clutter, loading in new furniture and hiring professional photographers to make the glossy images that lure salivating buyers to weekend open houses.

"He admitted that they (the Nazis) had taken some pretty rough steps in cleaning up the situation.

This includes grinding down rough edges and cleaning the areas to be welded.

Below is a rough guide for cleaning minor wounds - see How to Care for Minor Abrasions and Scratches for more information.

When I'm happy with the rough animation, I begin cleaning it up and colouring it.  .

Also, greater yield of 77%% of froth with 19.7 % ash content can be achieved without cleaning the rougher concentrate.

Brother Lawrence believed that every aspect of daily life, particularly, in his case, the rough work of cooking and cleaning in a 17th Century monastery, can lead one to closeness to God when it is undertaken with love.

Other studies have found that uncarpeted smooth and cleanable surfaces have significantly lower PbD after cleaning compared with rough uncarpeted surfaces (Dixon et al. 1999; Ettinger et al. 2002).