Roughness used in a sentence

Roughness in a sentence as a noun

Fingerprints provide roughness and grip to your fingers.

It's also not beating per se which people find unpleasant but rapid beating -roughness.

Any roughness in the resulting image can be fixed in a couple of minutes in Photoshop.

Does Gamelan try to produce 'roughness'-ie rapid beating - or just beating - which I could imagine would be quite cool.

Some have physical needs which change with time; I recall one girl who preferred a bit of roughness early in play and a gentler touch later on.

I strongly believe the outcome is inevitable, only the roughness of the journey is left to ascertain.

I think most judges look at demos and want to see something authentic, something that was really built during the hackathon and will excuse roughness around the edges.

"The roughness of the fractal dimension of a problem that needs to be solved can be calculated more easily in my opinion than with classical estimation techniques.

The fun part for me back then was optimizing that translation with respect to the machine's capabilities so you can do things like minimize machining time while maximizing tool life and keeping surface roughness within tolerances.

Admittedly, these "amateurs" didn't have the best design for their sites, and browsers were less featureful than they are today, but somehow the "roughness" and "wild" nature of those days felt like far more of a user-empowering Web than it is today.

There are some interactions between the weights chosen and standard regularization that creates non-uniform spatial resolution propeties, so much of the work was spent designing roughness penalties that played nice with the weightings.

"Other important biophysical changes alter the amount of water that evaporates or transpires from plants and the soil, the roughness or unevenness of the plant canopy, and ultimately the extent of convective clouds and rainfall.