Sentence examples for type of fine from inspiring English sources

The different parameters considered were fineness of fly ash, binder components, type of fine aggregate, molarity of alkaline solution, age of specimen, fluid-to-binder ratio, binder-to-aggregate ratio, degree of saturation, etc.

Burning this agricultural waste, however, also releases black carbon, a type of fine particulate matter formed from incomplete combustion.

Air quality monitors in the Hunter Valley picked up 118 breaches of the safe national standard for PM10, a type of fine particle that can cause ill health when absorbed, in 2013.

A model was proposed between Cantabro loss and surface abrasion weight loss of FRCC regardless of age of concrete, type of fine aggregate and percent replacement of Fly ash.

To make his proprietary version, Mr. Charles, who honed his butchering skills in Manhattan at Ottomanelli Brothers butcher shop and Citarella gourmet market, combines pork and rusk meal (a type of fine bread crumb) and seasons the mixture with a special blend of 15 spices that he imports from Ireland.

In this study, we investigated the effects of soil fauna and understory fine roots on soil organic carbon, with a special type of fine mesh bags designed for obstructing the growth of understory fine roots into soil with free access of soil fauna.

The implication was that if this type of fine-grained information could help market participants assess a transaction's prospects, it made sense to provide it.

Today, in the state of Bavaria, in region between Nuremberg and Munich, these carbonate muds form a type of fine-grained, flat-cleaving limestone (known as Plattenkalk in German) that has been quarried since the Stone Age for roof and floor tiles, and more recently for lithography.

These reforms are the type of fine-tuning that will ensure that NCLB continues to benefit those it was crafted to serve.

Searching for more efficient membranes, a team led by Tim Merkel, a chemical engineer at Research Triangle Institute in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, and Benny Freeman, a chemical engineer at the University of Texas, Austin, tried spiking a conventional membrane polymer with a type of fine-grained sand called fumed silica.

Hence, distribution of the lobule sub-components over multiple, parallel processors would likely result in a very high communication-to-computation ratio, making it inefficient for that type of fine-grained parallelism.