abraded

Some amount is going to be abraded, buried, etc, but you only need a few pieces to remain.

If there was, this kind of nonsense would be abraded away by market forces with incredible speed.

Does the skin get abraded into the microstructure of the material surface and degrade its hydrophobic properties?

It can especially be a problem if the gear is older and dust has abraded the stitching for years, particularly if leather conditioner was used that is oily and attracts dust.

And sometimes lead paint has been painted over but can still become airborne when abraded.

After that, the release follows an exponential decay (unlike with plastics, where once the outer layer is abraded, leaching speeds up).

These palms can be abraded on the ropes and sails and ropes the front.

The needle abraded the surface so it wasn't really playable more than once.

Moreover, to improve stylus (steel needle) tracking an abrasive was added to the shellac which abraded the stylus to best fit the recorded groove.

The author's claim is that the powdered metal oxidizes, not directly abraded.

Unlike steel, cast iron generates dust when abraded.

But they'll also easily snag, and be abraded.