Portuguese
rugosidade A texture of a surface or edge that is not smooth but is irregular and uneven.
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Interestingly, the researchers also heard that roughness in house and car alarms.
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No roughness was found either in the channel or the green sea.
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But today, the smaller circuitry develops atomic-scale roughness from that very chemical.
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Abrupt as was the challenge the tone of it had no roughness.
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Both knew and were indifferent to the roughness of the fierce northland.
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Their opinions respecting the roughness of the surface are various and amusing.
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He seemed not to observe the steepness and roughness of the trail.
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Moreover, I detested the life there-theroughness and unrefinement of it all.
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Bell was flagged for unnecessary roughness and a dead-ball unsportsmanlike conduct penalty.
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There was a strange mingling of culture and roughness in his speech.
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Gard concluded that the roughness of the Bucher family life mortified her.
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Owing to the roughness of the way we made no great progress.
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Any roughness of the water would be unfavorable to the weaker crew.
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The weight variation and surface roughness were not affected by the hardness.
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But to this roughness in boys Mr. Sargent had a special aversion.
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He suffered cruelly from his ignorance and the roughness of his manners.
