Meanings of pulverization in English

Consequently the pulverization of rocks goes on most rapidly in dry-farm districts.

The starch obtained from the root of an American plant by pulverization.

Specific risk for pre- and near-postpubescent adolescents: skeletal growth spurts may cause irreparable bone pulverization.

They should be dried under cover and hermetically closed up in sacks or other vessels to prevent untimely pulverization.

Clays by fire are deprived of their coherent quality, which cannot be restored to them by pulverization, nor by humectation.

This improves the soil both in plant food and in friability, which promotes summer pulverization and saves moisture from summer evaporation.

Proper pulverization in large quantities is best done by those who make a business of it and have special mill facilities.

Typically, an adult male will be reduced by firing and pulverization to about 3,500 cc's of ash.

Hundreds of other acres will be ploughed by steam, improved by manures, or enriched by artificial soil obtained by the pulverization of rocks.

He left feeling that he had learned everything he needed to know about the rare implements of harrowage and soil pulverization in its collection.

The smaller rocks so formed are acted upon by the same agencies, in the same manner, and thus the process of pulverization goes on.

On the other hand, he devotes his entire life (and often risks it) to the elimination and pulverization of these "insignificant" entities.

Again, drainage and consequent pulverization and deepening of the soils increase their capacity to absorb moisture from the atmosphere, and thus afford protection against drought.

Consequently the pulverization of rocks goes on most rapidly in dry-farm districts.

The starch obtained from the root of an American plant by pulverization.

Specific risk for pre- and near-postpubescent adolescents: skeletal growth spurts may cause irreparable bone pulverization.