| Enterprises that rely on coarse-grained security risk potential security breaches. |
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| In this article, we have introduced a new coarse-grained approach for modeling protein stability in concentrated solution environments. |
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| There are also many examples of composite models, which include aspects of both full-atom and coarse-grained techniques. |
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| In this case the coarse-grained geometry can provide a guide to extracting useful information from an inherently approximate calculation. |
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| Note that our coarse-grained model actually makes no hypothesis concerning the origin of the saddle-like inclusions. |
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| The heterogeneous computer is a unique system for exploring fine and coarse-grained parallelism in computing. |
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| In order to hide the internal application model, the endpoints must expose coarse-grained interfaces that reduce the number of interactions. |
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| When miniature cameras first appeared, Rodinal fell out of favor because the early 35 mm films were very coarse-grained. |
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| One learns to look along the perimeters of fossil woodpiles, where the sediments still demonstrate the appropriate coarse-grained textures. |
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| The percentage of coarse-grained materials in the soil affects the strength and compressibility of the wall. |
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| Define a product taxonomy that classifies products into coarse-grained classes and sub-classes. |
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| Relatively coarse-grained abilities can be extremely reliable in an environment that doesn't demand refined discrimination. |
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| The lower part of the section consists of cross-bedded, fine to medium sandstone, with scattered coarse-to very coarse-grained particles. |
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| It's very finely-layered and very coarse-grained rock and really doesn't look like anything we've seen at the site before. |
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| These veins usually bear free coarse-grained, high-grade gold and produce most of the placers in the province. |
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| The question then arises as to whether causation requires coarse-grained or fine-grained individuation. |
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| Thus, to make any progress one has to resort to more coarse-grained models. |
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| A theory must thus balance the respects in which concepts are fine-grained and the respects in which they are coarse-grained. |
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| Poster inks, oil paints or varnishes are too coarse-grained and thus not suitable for use as screen printing ink. |
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| The deepest layer is gabbro, coarse-grained but chemically equivalent to basalt, which forms when magma cools and crystallizes slowly. |
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| The portion of the skarn where the rainbow garnets are found is essentially a coarse-grained aggregate of pure andradite. |
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| The thick toast was the same agreeably coarse-grained country bread served along with our starters. |
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| The roast Cornish hen is packed with chunks of coarse-grained sourdough bread and Michigan cherries. |
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| The Roaches are outcrops of gritstone, a coarse-grained sandstone popular with rock climbers. |
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| The simplest of these are coarse-grained salt and tiny, incendiary piri-piri chillies. |
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| On their coarse-grained pages, I found woodcuts of serpents and butterflies and embryos. |
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| The lump silica and coarse-grained sand can be used in the production of silicon metal and silicon carbide. |
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| They are less susceptible to cracking and are tougher2 than coarse-grained steels. |
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| Because diogenites have a coarse-grained texture with large interlocking crystals, however, they must have cooled more slowly than the eucrites. |
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| Gneiss: A coarse-grained metamorphic rock that shows banding or alternating dark and light-coloured beds. |
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| Interesting results were also obtained from a swarm of large, very coarse-grained pegmatites near the eastern end of Marchant Lake. |
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| Deposits formed on hill slopes are called colluvium where they are fine-grained, and taluvium if they are of coarse-grained rock debris. |
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| The metabasites typically contain coarse-grained hornblende, biotite and plagioclase with accessory titanite. |
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| Most coarse-grained clastic sediment that is deposited in turbidite basins is either derived from alluvial basins or shallow marine shelves. |
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| These lode deposits occur as a strata-bound series of thin veins and veinlets that carry free coarse-grained and high-grade gold. |
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| A violet, coarse-grained, porphyritic quartz syenite, which makes up large parts of the pluton, was collected for dating. |
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| Ordinary coarse-grained metals deform when parts of a grain slip past one another as extra planes of atoms, called dislocations, move through the material. |
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| Generally coarse-grained soils compact more readily than fine grained ones and hence the finer the particles the less maximum thickness of layer to be compacted. |
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| A separation and drainage layer, of a coarse-grained material such as sand, can be constructed to isolate the unsealed pavement from the underlying saturated soils. |
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| Since it was produced for television, Scenes from a Marriage was shot on 16 mm, and the DVD transfer has the coarse-grained look inherent in the small film stock. |
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| The use of physical interactions in all-atom representations incurs a large computational cost when compared to more coarse-grained, or homology-based models. |
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| The second movement is wilful and could irritate but the coarse-grained double bass solo at the start of the third movement shows Mitropoulos never prettifies Mahler. |
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| One approach to overcoming these two simulation problems has been to abandon the molecular-level detail and instead adopt a coarse-grained description. |
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| It is most abundant in the coarse-grained facies and is often associated with triphylite, columbite, and sphalerite. |
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| Beryl, columbite, and triphylite are common accessory minerals in the Estes pegmatite, especially in the coarse-grained layers. |
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| They represent coarse-grained precursor material that did not melt during chondre formation, and provide a tangible record of chondre precursor grains. |
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| According to the proponent, the Péribonka River does not have any spawning habitats suitable for brook trout, due to its coarse-grained substrate and flow management. |
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| This latter unit consists of an irregular succession of coarse-grained to finely conglomeratic sandstones several metres thick with rare mudstone to fine sandstone horizons. |
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| Ceramic made from a coarse-grained straw and paste mix, modelled on a potter's wheel, and fired in an oxidising atmosphere, glazed and decorated using the cuerda seca technique throughout. |
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| Glazed ceramic made with coarse-grained straw and paste mix, modelled on a wheel, fired in an oxidising atmosphere and decorated in green and purple. |
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| Glaciofluvial spillway deposits across the area are typically coarse-grained, permeable sands and gravels which yield good water supplies, although they are particularly vulnerable to impacts from land use activities. |
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| In glacial terrains coarse-grained, so-called Gilbert-type deltas of gravels and sands are common, and these pass in deeper water into varved sediments. |
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| Most of the intrusion comprises a coarse-grained, pink gneissic granite containing numerous augen of recrystallized perthitic orthoclase up to 1.25 cm across. |
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| To also withstand the extreme temperature stresses resulting when milling road pavements, the carbide metal tips of our cutting tools are manufactured from particularly coarse-grained tungsten carbide components. |
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| Granite: A homogeneous, coarse-grained, intrusive igneous rock composed mainly of quartz and feldspars, with one or more black silicate minerals. |
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| It is likely that this is a result of their being much more resistant to abrasion and comminution in moderately coarse-grained, higher-energy environments. |
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| Throughout the Timirovo thrust system, coarse-grained fragments of calcite veins form elongate boudins predominantly oriented parallel to the mylonitic foliation. |
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| The gold mineralization is associated with pyrite and pyrrhotite and varies from fine-grained disseminated to blebby coarse-grained. |
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| Of the high-silica, coarse-grained, quartz-rich igneous rocks, granodiorites are quantitatively the most important. |
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| Whether heavy, coarse-grained or sandy subgrade material: The tractor-towed stabilizer can be relied on to convert it into soil that is highly suitable for placing and compacting. |
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| The flow is a coarse-grained, ophitic basalt containing heavily altered plagioclase and relatively unaltered clinopyroxene. |
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| The magaripples occur on the upper bedding plane of a 35-cm thick, medium to coarse-grained quartz arenite. |
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| A decimate tool allows us to obtain a more coarse-grained view of the data over the full n-dimensional space. |
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| The coarse-grained peak assemblage with equidimensional porphyroblasts has probably formed under isotropic or weak unisotropic stress conditions. |
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| The member was composed predominantly of coarse-grained, light-colored, cross-bedded arkosic sandstone and minor boulder beds. |
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| If the magma never reaches the surface, it slowly cools and crystallizes deep below and forms a coarse-grained plutonic rock which is later exposed by erosion. |
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| The outer archways, which were added later in 1907, are a pink, massive, coarse-grained, K-feldspar porphyritic biotite granite containing biotite psammite xenoliths. |
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