Sentence examples for slightly porous from inspiring English sources

Early earthenware pottery, as discussed above, was unglazed and therefore slightly porous.

The large jars, which look just like Roman amphoras, are slightly porous.

However, by increasing surfactant concentration, microspheres' surfaces become smoother and slightly porous.

Earthenware, pottery that has not been fired to the point of vitrification and is thus slightly porous and coarser than stoneware and porcelain.

In this section, earthenware is used to denote all pottery substances that are not vitrified and are therefore slightly porous and coarser than vitrified materials.

It is as hard as crystallized diamond but less brittle, and, because its structure is slightly porous, it has a lower specific gravity (3.51 to 3.29).

Whiteread had to use a slightly less porous concrete than planned.

The results show that replacing sand by GBFS gives rise to mixes with higher pore volume but with slightly finer porous structure (smaller median pore and threshold diameters).

Slightly more porous membranes can also be used to remove other unpleasant chemicals like acetic acid (vinegar) and ethyl acetate (a chemical used as nail-polish remover)."Some winemakers try the same wine at a host of different alcohol levels to see which tastes best".RO has its share of critics.

While catalyst calcined at 900 °C exhibit slightly better porous structure.

From the SEM images, it was evident that the slot surface of brackets immersed in the two test environments was slightly more porous than that of the as-received brackets.