Not exact matches
Along with other rail companies, it's shipping more crude, frac
sand and
grain and it's doing more intermodal business — taking goods to another mode
of transportation,
such as ship or plane — than it has in the past.
We live within a universe
of such potential smallness in size that it is
as a
grain of sand upon the beaches!
We cling to a fragment
of a
grain of sand until
such time
as the chill
of death shall return us to primal matter.
At those outcrops, the researchers calculated the percent
of mud rock in the overall deposit by measuring the thickness
of the muddy layers compared with the thickness
of layers containing larger
grains such as sand.
There is a very peculiar dynamics
of granular matter,
such as dry
sand or
grains of wheat.
For the particles to have an effect, the impact must be extremely intense,
such as that caused by a firearm or micrometeorites (objects the size
of grains of sand capable
of hitting satellites at the speed
of ten kilometres per second).
Another way
of producing a solid, however, is by jamming particles (
such as atoms, molecules, or even
grains of sand) together, physically constraining their movements under high pressure.
common sedimentary rock formed by
grains of sand compacted or cemented with material
such as clay.