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angular grainの例文

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  • It is composed mainly of rounded grains but sub-angular grains also occur.
  • Spherical grains tend to migrate to the surface more than do angular grains.
  • The basal conglomerates are made up of hard sandstone which contains angular grains.
  • They wear faster and cut slower, but their angular grains shear through steel for a finer finish with less heat.
  • The conglomerate is typically a medium to fine grained brown to buff sandstone consisting of angular to sub angular grains with scattered flakes of mica; it makes a good building stone.
  • They were also called patent notes because they were registered with the U . S . Patent Office in the absence of effective copyright protection and buckwheat notes, for their perceived resemblance to the angular grain.
  • The term gritstone ( usually capitalised by British rock climbers ) describes any sandstone composed of coarse angular grains, and specifically refers to such sandstones within the Peak District, Pennines and neighbouring areas of Northern England.