Príklady hardness

• However, with decreasing temperature cadmium and zinc induced similar effects at many concentrations and water hardnesses.

• In addition, the volume also attests to an intellectual ambition and hardness of thought which critics couldn't acknowledge or didn't see.

• Hosts arranged in order of increasing specific gravity and hardness (see table 4).

• The breadth of these spheres is a function of the strength of the norm and its hardness.

• Several traits were investigated, including test weight, protein content, flour yield, kernel hardness and several mixograph parameters.

• The results suggest that pigmentation in the coronary region is associated with reduced initial development of hardness.

• The major conclusion is that, for a given site, water concentration does influence, and is negatively related to, hardness.

• The sensitivity of the optical tactile sensor can be adjusted by texture morphology and hardness of the sheet.

• It seems that the length of exposure to boiling water is very critical and probably depends on the size and hardness of the seed.

• The final value of the hardness and elastic modulus was obtained by averaging 10 measurements.

• Questions about average-case hardness are of broad interest, but no quick resolution is in sight.

• The irony of course about pencil hardness is that on the wrong surface nothing is visible.

• A range of values indicates a dependence on water hardness from soft to extreme.

• Increasing water hardness and decreasing water temperature caused an increase in the life-span of both control and metal exposed decaudised cercariae.

• These suppositions are confirmed also by wear, friction coefficient, and hardness measurements.