Sentence examples for rough medium from inspiring English sources

The differences in R a between rough, medium, and smooth specimens were statistically significant for ceramic as well as for titanium (p < 0.01 for all comparisons).

Animator Danny Madden spent, "eleven months of straight drawing every day," in their tiny San Rafael studio, penning a total of 6,500 individual freehand drawings onto stylistically thick, grainy sheets of recycled paper: a rough medium for a rough story.

The roughness values of rough and medium ceramic specimens (1.32 μm/0.49 μm) were significantly lower than those of titanium specimens (2.98 μm/0.83 μm; p < 0.01 for both comparisons).

In his time, many educated people still regarded the language of everyday life as too rough a medium for an ambitious piece of writing.

We first examined the isolates associated with different colony morphology (i.e., large and smooth, large and rough, and medium), deriving from plates obtained by serial dilution of the homogenate inoculum used to feed the nematodes (see Section 2).

Ahead of his time yet again, Picasso anticipated generations of painters who have roughed up the medium in order to resuscitate it.

Wall roughness plays a crucial role in granular medium - rough wall interface friction.

There's Matthew Barney's world, then there's the one that the rest of us inhabit, where Vaseline is strictly a salve for chapped lips and other rough bits, not a medium for artistic expression.

Results indicate that the parameter controlling friction at the granular medium - rough wall interface is primarily the depth of beads embedment in surface asperities.

A particular biotype of S. cerevisiae that is frequently found in ethanolic fermentation processes displays cells arranged in clusters and forms rough colonies on solid medium.

The medium and rough surfaces in the present study showed R a values above the threshold of 0.2 μm; therefore, a correlation between R a and bacterial adhesion should be expected.