fineness in English

noun

[fine·ness || 'faɪnnɪs]

delicateness; thinness; pureness; elegancy; softness

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1. 1 synonym for Choiceness: fineness

2. Silver Bullion coins usually have a fineness of .999

3. The sterling silver standard has a minimum millesimal fineness of 925.

4. Karat, also spelled Carat, a measure of the fineness (i.e., purity) of gold

5. Synonyms for Atomity include smallness, diminutiveness, fineness, littleness, puniness, slightness, brevity, compactness, dinkiness and infinitesimalness

6. Arachnean definition is - having the lightness or fineness of texture of a spider's web : gossamer.

7. Although data is included for tangent ogive noses of fineness ratio 2, 2.25, 2.5, 3.0, and 4, the nose fineness ratios of 2, 3, and 4 calibers include a systematic variation in nose Bluffness ratios of 0.00, 0.25

8. Consequently, crushed sands can be inproved by increase of their fineness modulus and addition of crushed fine-fraction.

9. Key words: blending, aggregate proportions, cost, mean deviation, gradation, specific gravity, plasticity index, fineness modulus, asphaltic concrete.

10. Coarseness 1 (noun) in the sense of roughness This gadget chops vegetables to the exact degree of Coarseness or fineness required.

11. Our Natural Barytes products are manufactured keeping in Mind Purity, Fineness, Specific Gravity, Brightness, Acoustic Properties, Barrier Properties and Heavy Metal Content

12. Translation: The unity is the strength 1 Boliviano 500 grains (old weight unit) 9/10 fineness PTS (mixed letters=Potosi mint monogram) 1864 F

13. Choiceness: 1 n the quality of being very good indeed Synonyms: fineness Type of: high quality , superiority the quality of being superior

14. These are Chilean and Peruvian huacaya Alpacas bred selectively to achieve excellence in conformation, disposition, color, and fiber (density, fineness, luster, uniformity, and crimp).

15. Absorptive area per unit “cost” may be enlarged directly through increased fineness of the root system and proliferation of long root hairs.

16. What is a Bullion Coin? A Bullion coin is an investment-grade coin that is valued by its weight and fineness of a specific precious metal

17. The fineness, granularity and structure of magnalium hydrotalcite produced in this way are same as that produced by solid magnesium salts in reagent level.

18. The fineness of skin and shortness of hair are evidence of its need for a shape that is lightweight and aerodynamic while at the same time eliminating heat.

19. Externally this vimana may be said to excel its predecessor in the matter of quality , fineness and variety of bold sculpture , as also the more aesthetic design of its superstructure .

20. 15 The pulverized coal-air flow ignition limit is mainly influenced by such parameters as initial temperature, ignition source temperature, coal rank and the fineness of the pulverized coal.

21. Countermark Letter, symbol, monogram punched on a coin's side - for example, to change his value or, frequently, to guarantee its weight and fineness - by the State or by private persons

22. The terms: camber, chord, mean aerodynamic chord, profile (parasite) drag, induced drag, centre of pressure, angle of attack, wash in and wash out, fineness ratio, wing shape and aspect ratio;

23. The shape of the Airfoil determines the amount of turbulence or skin friction, are controlled mainly by the fineness ratio, the efficiency of a wing is measured in terms of the lift to drag ratio (L/D).

24. Carat (n.) also karat, late 15c., "a measure of the fineness of gold," from Old French Carat "measure of the fineness of gold" (14c.), from Italian Carato or Medieval Latin carratus, both from Arabic qirat "fruit of the carob tree," also "weight of 4 grains," from Greek keration "carob seed," also the name of a small weight of measure, literally "little horn" diminutive of keras "horn of an

25. Granulated liming materials which are produced by aggregating smaller primary particles must break down when stirred in water into particles with fineness distributions as specified in the type descriptions, and as measured using Method 14.9 ‘Determination of the breakdown of granules’.

26. Granulated liming materials which are produced by aggregating smaller primary particles must break down when stirred in water into particles with fineness distributions as specified in the type descriptions, and as measured using Method 14.9 “Determination of the breakdown of granules”.

27. ‘The word denotes Egyptian linen of peculiar whiteness and fineness (Byssus).’ ‘If we understand it of thread, it may refer to the Byssus or fine flax for which Egypt was famous; but I do not see on what authority we translate it linen thread.’

28. Breadth: 1 n the extent of something from side to side Synonyms: width Types: show 5 types hide 5 types broadness , wideness the property of being wide; having great width beam (nautical) Breadth amidships narrowness the property of being narrow; having little width heaviness , thickness used of a line or mark fineness , thinness the

29. Acuteness: 1 n the quality of having a sharp edge or point Antonyms: obtuseness the quality of lacking a sharp edge or point Type of: keenness , sharpness thinness of edge or fineness of point n a sensitivity that is keen and highly developed “dogs have a remarkable Acuteness of smell” Type of: sensibility , sensitiveness , sensitivity