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noun
The quality of being hard.
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Mrs. Campos runs her thumb over the large soft nipple, stirring it to hardness, like a little berry.
In addition to hardness, silicon carbide crystals have fracture characteristics that make them extremely useful in grinding wheels and in abrasive paper and cloth products.
Excess calcium and magnesium leads to hardness of water.
Calcium and magnesium are directly related to hardness.
These fall under the hardness rating of pure sapphire, however, which is second only to diamond when it comes to hardness for naturally occurring substances.
However, other cations such as strontium, iron and manganese also contribute to hardness.
According to hardness variation, alloy in T73 state loses ~ 15% hardness compared to PAI.
Both Cr content and bilayer thickness contribute to hardness enhancement.
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However, the posterior probabilities do not always work well due to the hardness to set a threshold for a genetic disease.
Being a divalent ion, Fe2+ also has potential to contribute to total hardness of water.
Tungsten carbides are used for cutting tools and hard-facing materials owing to their hardness and resistance to wear.
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