Meanings of grained granite in English

Large crystals and a subsequent demand for tape characterize the coarse- grained granite.

Hundreds of fine- grained granite boulders lay scattered in the green hills.

The basis of the island is a coarse- grained granite.

This masochist loves all rock types, from Yosemite's fine- grained granite to the Fisher Towers' caked-mud sandcastles.

The surrounding country consists almost entirely of coarse- grained granite, frequently enclosing large masses of reddish felspar.

Brilliant oranges, yellows, and deep reds speckle the forest, which is dotted with perfect, tight- grained granite boulders.

There is one very beautiful specimen of shining white, fine- grained granite aplite, with small, pale red garnets.

It was erected in 1871, and is of brick with a handsome and costly front of fine, white- grained granite.

The colouring matter does not penetrate the stone, which is coarse- grained granite, containing a few solitary crystals of hornblende.

The rock formation of this hill was a fine grained granite, and was in appearance a round and prominent feature.

The rock is generally solid, coarse- grained granite, though some kitty litter can be found toward the upper part of the wall.

Adelie penguins waddled about the tide-crack over which we crossed to examine the rock, which was of coarse- grained granite, presenting great, vertical faces.

The rock from which the springs gush, is a real coarse- grained granite, resembling that of the Rincon del Diablo, in the mountains of Mariara.

My hands met its fine- grained granite; I learned to use my feet, and experienced dangling in space and seeing the ground from differing, addictive perspectives.

The area's large- grained granite apparently needed extra cleaning in order to hold a cam in a fall, an aspect that combined poorly with blind placements.

This also consisted of fine- grained granite, similar to that of the other hill, but it was not so red and had fewer spangles of mica.