coarse grain

No hidden object, but not the coarse grain of the wood, either.

In coarse grain models, each site can represent several water molecules.

Produced worldwide, sea salt is available in both fine and coarse grains.

Sometimes the fossils were no larger than a coarse grain of sand.

The coarse grain of its basalt was dull in the brown light.

At first I saw only the coarse grain of the paper and the thin vapour rising from it.

Coarse grains are found on the downwind sides of dunes.

China has been both an importer and an exporter of coarse grains.

Imitation leather, with a clumsy coarse grain stamped into its surface.

He dropped to his knees in the sand, feeling the coarse grains against his legs.

His skin was of coarse grain, and sallow hue.

The coarse grains dug deep into the soft, white flesh of his eyes that were already tangled with red roots.

A coarse grain structure impregnated with oil, however, may be the most desirable for wear resistance.

Purchases of coarse grains would bring Beijing's total grain imports to 16.6 million tons this year.

By convention the geologist plots coarse grains to the left of the abscissa and fine to the right.

Coarse grain with high fibre content is very common in Uttarakhand due to the harsh terrain.

The coarser grains range from medium sand to silt.

For example, the distinction between earth and debris is usually made by comparing the percentage of coarse grain size fractions.

Its disadvantages are very coarse grains, which result in a poor surface finish, and it is limited to dry sand molding.

Scattered liberally (too liberally) across the top are coarse grains of salt.

He recommends buying a coarse grain with the words "sanitary" or "sterilized" on the bag.

This should carry a charge of ten drachms of No. 6 powder (coarse grain).

The larger, coarser grains don't move so much, that's why the windward slope is gradually curved.

It has brought spectacular transformation and the city which earlier grew only coarse grains, is now the cotton belt of Haryana.

Three days before the festival, people make little cakes with Kodra (a coarse grain) flour and wrap them up in leaves.