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Lithic fragments can be any fine-grained or coarse-grained igneous, metamorphic, or sedimentary rock.

This can be advantageous because fine-grained castings possess better properties than coarse-grained castings.

Inspired by the iconic architecture of New York, DeMellier's crossbody bag is made from tan grained leather and artfully accented with white topstitching.

Numerous fossils from these rich and diverse coastal ecosystems are found in fine-grained limestone deposits known as “” across southern Germany.

Results from K23D40 confirm that the basin consists of coarse-grained sediments west and northwest of the central resource area.

Still, Will Brill plays the self-destructive doctor Astrov with fine-grained, rabbitlike wariness, and Marin Ireland’s Sonya is unmissable.

Mineralisation is commonly associated with hematitic alteration of felspathic medium to coarse grained sandstones and is spatially associated with carbonaceous and graphitic shales.

The elements had eroded away the fine-grained sand structure over the years and caused fragments to break off, officials said.

The insights grained have been instrumental in taking the business forward, securing the recent reshoring win and accessing additional support and grants.

Wotan’s farewell retained Hakala’s fine-edged clarity and grained strength even as it surged with warmth.

Census data provides fine-grained details missing in existing simulation models, while the attention mechanism leverages the substantial amounts of data now available publicly.

It gives organizations fine-grained control without exposing internal networks, and it frees remote users from having to work differently or suffer slower cloud performance.

Or for an even finer grained example, want it to apply to the laws allowing discrimination against gays but not to laws banning discrimination against blacks.

While we have some theories on what influences voters, we have no fine-grained understanding of why people vote the way they do, and what polling data we have is relatively sparse.

Furthermore, the schema defines the input, output, and coarse-grained data flow of the target machine learning model, illustrating not what the model computes but effectively how it computes it.

One will require a more fine-grained analysis of the data that is already available.

The researchers call this ultra-fine-grained record a “screenome,” adapting the concept from “genome,” the full blueprint of one’s genetic inheritance.

For example, three teaspoons of kosher salt is roughly equivalent to two teaspoons of table salt or fine-grained sea salt.

In a protected area of Zululand, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, a ranger’s bloody hand rests on a heavily grained ivory tusk, also covered in the blood of an African elephant.

Sea salt contains small amounts of iodine, and some fine-grained brands have been iodized.