How to pronounce “coarse” in English

It's just a coarse durum wheat.

But you start with coarse semolina.

And then some coarse salt on top of the watermelon and cucumber.

And so these are coarse grained questions.

In rather coarse language he asked me what the hell I was thinking about.

He was blunt and coarse and impatient and vindictive and hot tempered and spoiled.

we thrust these coarse tools in through any crevice by which they may reach the interior, alter its rate of going for a while, and at last spoil the machine."

It tends to be coarser resolution, so most NASA satellite data has a resolution of between 15 and 30 meters a pixel.

I find that the coarseness of the grain is really easy to handle.

an even coarseness, according to what you want.

And even the coarsest bureaucrat doesn't really want to be seen doing this.

So do you guys know about coarse semolina?

And it-- at kind of a coarse resolution, it realizes there's a fish here.

Where you're only interested in some coarse answer that depends on an accurate energy, that might be better than you can do classically.

Maybe we can predict some coarse grained low resolution characteristics of these systems.

And their answers will be coarse grained.

You kind of want this coarse texture to it, which is actually the benefit of doing it in a proper grinder-- you're going to get an even grind,

But he's a little coarse.

Whereas Hinault is very cold and coarse and short.

Mark Bello: The semolina is a coarse, it's the like the durum wheat that used for like

male audience member #2: The coarse, it's like grits.

The same kind of redaction and coarsening in their database, and now three records match Rebecca there.

It's kind of a coarser, Durham wheat flour.

So it has a much coarser texture.

And this is a bit more coarsely milled.

Mark Bello: This is the coarser of the two, yeah, that I'm using here.

My mom likes to do a mixture of fine and coarse.

And I'm also going to salt the watermelon with some coarse salt.

And I want this to be a little bit coarse.

So you're just trying to get a pretty coarse grind on it.

grater, these coarse holes.

The rhythmic pumping on his chest eerily emitted a coarse.

Perfect olive oil, coarse salt.

Delivered in a voice that fluidly incorporates both academic objectivity and coarse language, Baptist's chronicle exposes the taint

It didn't have some of the more coarse character you get in some Bretts, which can be real -- have a lot of that kind of horse hair, barnyard character.

They would say that they would only wear homespun -- which was coarse textiles made in America -- rather than silks and linens from Britain and all that.

OK, coarsely chop some cilantro.

But the language of politics seems to have become coarser and angrier.

Alarmist tracks that warn about how the web endangers culture or coarsens civilization miss the point that the same was said, in turn, about theater,

They think all this emotion roiling the media landscape is coarsening the culture, is making

And somebody had written to me on our blog saying that their génoises suddenly became coarse.

So this is a very good question because you can't assume people know what "coarse" means.

So basically, we started with coarse semolina.

certain columns from a database, or coarsening in which you sort of fuzz up the information.

localized meteorology at play here, and the global more coarse weather models are having a tougher time picking up on that.

And I was making a 12-inch one, and the texture was coarse.

I was going to ask, when you say your génoise was coarse, what does that look like in-- Instead of being a fine crumb like this, for example,

But the data sets that I showed on net primary productivity and evapotranspiration-- those are really coarse data sets.

Because if not, it's going to be like this coarse paste.