Sentence examples for rough grains from inspiring English sources

Compared to bare TiO2-NRA, obvious rough grains eventually spanning the entire nanorod can be observed in the side view and top view.

With increasing growth time, the surface starts to become rough and the rough grains (white grain) start to connect with each other by bridges (Fig. 8b).

The XRD pattern of the NRA@QD sample (Additional file 1: Figure S1) was only indexed to TiO2, which confirms that the rough grains are TiO2.

For each rice line, the hulls of 50 g rough grains were removed by a huller (manufactured by Jiading Food and Oil Machinery Factory, Shanghai, China) according to the National Standards NY 147-88.

Grit can be either stone, often grains of masonry, or the shells of eggs or snails; oblong and rough grains are preferred.

These move wonderfully with the rough grain of Dante's speech, sustaining the stabbing beat of the original.

Angelique Kidjo, the singer from Benin who sings Yoruba lyrics on the album, also joined Ms. Mercury on stage at the Roxy, where the rough grain of her voice set off Ms. Mercury's tuneful clarity.

Normal growth is expected if the migration rate of the rough grain boundaries increases linearly with the driving force arising from the grain size difference.

I could swim further out into the sea than anyone dared, so far out, in fact, that the water became a different territory, icy, its surface the rough grain of stone and the depths, when I opened my eyes underwater, the black-blue of a bruise.

Rough grain yield values are averages per country.

If I run my hand through the stalks, I feel the rough grain brush against my fingertips.