Examples of 'relatively coarse' in a sentence
Meaning of "relatively coarse"
relatively coarse ~ In this context, relatively coarse means having a texture, quality, or size that is somewhat rough, granular, or not very fine in comparison to other similar things
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The scrap was relatively coarse and hardly oily.
The state of the resulting surface is relatively coarse.
This enables a relatively coarse or relatively fine adjustment.
Such systems are incapable of dispersing relatively coarse particles.
Relatively coarse sediments are formed inside this kind of delta.
The possible effect of location was investigated on a relatively coarse scale.
Relatively coarse sediments are formed inside this form of delta.
Surface moderately shiny with relatively coarse growth lines.
The relatively coarse measurement allows for a simplified algorithm to be used.
The extrudability is effective on this mixture of relatively coarse particle size.
This original setting is relatively coarse and dependent on the pitch of the splining.
Metaldehyde is generally manufactured in granule form but at a relatively coarse particle size.
Both growth forms lead to a relatively coarse grain structure in the cast ingot.
Experiences with it are that most fibers can be separated on a relatively coarse screen.
In this way the ratio of relatively coarse to relatively fine particles can be regulated.
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Many polymers are produced from a polymerisation reactor as a relatively coarse powder or granules.
A relatively coarse grain size is associated with good fatigue crack growth resistance.
Such systems are obviously incapable of dispersing relatively coarse particles such as abrasives.
A relatively coarse aperture filter, designed to retain a coat of filter medium on an extended surface.
The procedures described above produce coherent LATs on a relatively coarse electrode mesh.
Thus, only relatively coarse adjustments can be made in the vertical splay angle.
The granular material comprises a mixture of relatively fine and relatively coarse material.
The first filter is preferably a relatively coarse filter ( relative to the second filter ).
Granular formulations for use in the present invention include both extrudates and relatively coarse particles.
Some relatively coarse carbide particles were evidence, typical of partially dissolved chromium carbide.
In early types of treatments, the precision of the correction was relatively coarse.
These relatively coarse printing patterns, however, are not a very high protection against forgery.
These problems arise even when the polymer particles are relatively coarse e . g.
These fibres may be relatively coarse compared to the melt-spun staple adhesive polymer fibres.
The quantization of the signals provided by the sigma-delta modulator is relatively coarse.
Further, Si suppresses the formation of relatively coarse carbides and improves the hole-expandability.
That undertaking inspected around 6 percent of the sky, but with relatively coarse resolution.
However, viscous dissipation markedly reduces atomization energy, so relatively coarse atomization typically results.
Sedimentation alone, without prior coagulation results in the removal of only relatively coarse suspended solids.
The first cyclone stage 11 is intended to remove relatively coarse dirt from the fluid.
However, as a result, the toothing becomes relatively coarse.
So-called " flash " or " shock " calcination is used to produce relatively coarse kaolin derived pigments.
Beneath the filtering layer 32 lies a supporting substrate layer 33 formed from a relatively coarse particulate material.
The M-A islands formed were relatively coarse.
In spring, for instance, one can recognise pollen, grass seed and relatively coarse dirt particles.
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