Exempel på coarsen

• The tone of his voice has coarsened and his singing lacks the elegant finesse he once possessed.

• The voice tends to coarsen when under pressure in higher registers.

• The facade of the house has lost its render, exposing stones coarsened by age.

• Sun and time coarsen the skin.

• Often, in the pursuit of the largest audience, television "dumbs down" and coarsens.

• This presentation of extreme violence as entertainment, he says, coarsens our society.

• He and his allies are seen as having coarsened the political debate.

• He has been coarsened and corrupted by the world of business.

• We are all being coarsened by this continual diet of exploitative TV.

• At any rate his agreeable voice had not coarsened. 

• But labor has done nothing to coarsen the innate refinement of the soul which looks out of the fine old face. 

• Heating steel at even moderate temperature is liable to coarsen the grain which can only be restored by forging or by heat treating. 

• She grew stout, too, and unwieldy, and her skin coarsened from lack of care and overeating. 

• The 1881 presidential campaign coarsened : journalists, unfettered by libel laws, caricatured, mocked, and even insulted the once revered general.

• In fact, this phenomenon should rather be interpreted as 'mesh coarsening' away from the point of evaluation.

• Numerical results are presented to confirm part of the analysis and to explore the difference between the two models on coarsening dynamics.

• Note that for post-processing, the mesh has been coarsened by a factor of 2 in each direction.

• By coarsening we mean in particular the decrease of the number of droplets in time.

• Our numerical results clearly distinguish different stages of coarsening such as the initial preparation and the alternating rapid structural transition and slow motion.

• Plane-laminated and cross-stratified sandstone facies constitute an interbedded succession and often coarsen upward.

• As the interface region moves the mesh is refined and coarsened appropriately.

• Those, in turn, can be controlled by locally refining or coarsening the computational mesh.

• Sandstone beds in this type of cycle thicken and coarsen upward, with grain size ranging from fine to coarse.

• This ' coarsening ' of the domain structure is driven by free energy minimisation.

• With probability one, solutions coarsen to one of the two stable constant solutions, u +1.

• The coarsening process can be mediated by two mechanisms: collapse and collision of droplets.

• Exsolution and coarsening mechanisms and kinetics in an ordered cryptoperthite series.

• My senses are finer edged than they were, instead of being dulled and coarsened.