This incidental roughening may be removed by smoothing and polishing the surface, but artists often leave faux-bite, or deliberately court it by handling the plate roughly, because it is viewed as a desirable mark of the process.
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About this time the formula was changed : The husks from milled grain were ground into the flour and the cereal was pitched as " whole grain, " albeit at the cost of roughening the cereal's texture and detracting significantly from mouth feel.
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In cricket, bowlers will polish one side of the ball ( by polishing it on their trousers ), and occasionally cheat by roughening the other side ( by stepping on the ball with their spiked shoes or scratching the surface with coins or dirt ).
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Mezzotint achieves tonality by roughening the plate with thousands of little dots made by a metal tool with small teeth, called a " rocker . " In printing, the tiny pits in the plate hold the ink when the face of the plate is wiped clean.
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The abrasion ( roughening or scoring ) of the anterior ( front ) surface of the anti helical fold cartilage causes the cartilage to bend away from the abraded side ( per the Gibson principle ), towards the side of intact perichondrium, the membrane of fibrous connective tissue.
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WorkNC-LMP allows to select the material from a materials library and controls factors such as surface roughening prior to bonding, cutting adhesive channels to control excess glue, overlapping of cutter paths to remove traces of glue, and paths for the application of adhesive between layers.
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Robots are utilised mainly for assembly ( 36 per cent ), spraying and painting ( 25 per cent ), welding ( 23 per cent ) and specific processes peculiar to a firm's operations which include moulding, sealants, roughening, stacking and packaging ( 45 per cent ).
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The so-called surface roughening transition governs the direction of ice crystal growth and occurs at the critical temperature, above which the entropic contribution into the Gibbs energy, T?S, prevails over the enthalpic contribution, ?H, thus making it more energetically profitable for the ice crystal to be rough rather than smooth.
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The outcome can be a growing roughening and creation of protrusions ( i . e ., lumps ) above the original surface, in industrial manufacturing referred to as galling, which eventually breaches the oxidized surface layer and connects to the underlying bulk material which enhance the possibility for a stronger adhesion and plastic flow around the lump.
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To avoid permission fees, he didn't sample old Art Blakey drum breaks, as has been done in countless recent " acid jazz " records : He smartly made his own samples, recording his musician's piano vamps or drum rolls, sonically roughening them, and then inserting them back in the music.
