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The conjunctiva becomes thickened and roughened, and deformation may result.
In 17th-century France, quoins were heavily rusticated, their surfaces roughened and their joints recessed.
Now his face has thickened and roughened, and his hair is thinner.
The roughened and funtionalized surface resulted in the change in advancing and receding contact angles.
The coatings have been applied to both roughened and smooth bond coat surfaces.
His hands, which are his most striking feature - huge, hamlike beasts, roughened and lined with thin white scars - remain loose in his lap while he talks.
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These changes lead to lichenification (see above), roughening and scaling of the skin surface, and itching.
The good news is that Mr. Peterson is grappling with these problems, roughening and expanding his work.
The taiga actually mitigates this cooling because it roughens and darkens what would otherwise be a smooth, snow-covered, energy-reflecting surface for much of the year.
Thresholds for roughening and material removal, and evolution of surface morphology were measured and compared with code predictions for materials response.
Roughening and cleaning the composite plate also improves bonding.
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