It seemed so coarse and unwomanly.

Her dress was made of coarse wool.

Her skin is coarse from years of working outdoors.

A 2010 National Research Council report assessed the roles of sediment in the Missouri River, evaluating current habitat restoration strategies and alternative ways to manage sediment.

It is a very coarse sketch of how we migrated around the planet.

Reforesting another 14,200 hectares could cut the concentration of sediment in the watershed by half.

In the Caribbean, more than 60 of coral reefs are threatened by sediment, pollution, and over fishing.

And when you're squinting, what you're doing is you're turning that from fine grain to coarse grain.

Soft wool is more expensive than coarse wool and both are superior to synthetics made of nylon.

Valleys filled with sediment and, during the wet times of glacial periods, with lakes, such as Lake Manly.

'I am very sorry that only what is coarse and material is comprehensible and natural to you,' she retorted and left the room.

Rice paddies need to be constantly flooded, and, because they are often located on steep slopes, this leads to significant runoff of fertilizers and sediment.

In the ponds, the heavy materials must sediment out, so that the water, when passing through the irrigation, is suitable for use in the fields.

The sediment contributed from these two rivers forms the Bengal Delta and Submarine fan, a vast structure that extends from Bangladesh to south of the Equator, is up to 16.5 km thick, and contains at least 1130 trillion tonnes of sediment accumulating over the last 17 million years at an average rate of 665 million tons yr.

Locally, but sometimes still at a grand scale, the shock waves cause major sediment slides on steep underwater slopes such as those of the continental shelves.

The area has lost 70 of its original forest cover, and sediment from eroding hillsides has clogged the city s reservoir, jeopardizing the water supply of Brazil s largest city.

It's trying to walk on the coarse terrain, sandy area, but depending on the moisture content or the grain size of the sand the foot's soil sinkage model changes.

'I have no troubles whatever,' she said when she had grown calm, 'but can you understand that everything has become horrid, disgusting and coarse to me, and above all I myself?

All the cruellest words that a coarse man could say he, in her imagination, said to her, and she did not forgive him for them any more than if he had really said them.

He was conscious that, beside the good spiritual force which governed his soul, there existed a coarse power, as potent if not more so and that this power would not grant him the humble peace he desired.

A shadow seemed to have fallen on her life she recognized that these children, of whom she had been so proud, were not only quite ordinary but even bad and ill bred children, with coarse animal inclinations in fact, vicious children.

He did not believe a word of what Oblonsky was saying, and for all his arguments had scores of refutations ready yet he listened, feeling that those words expressed that coarse and mighty power which overruled his life and to which he would have to submit.

Some fishermen carried out underwater filming at various points along the bay, where they are concerned that there is a large mass of dead or dying fish at depths that vary between 5 and 20 meters and also a large accumulation of sediment associated with industrial activity (fishing).