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It can be, informally, as in "He is doing fine." But this is very close to an adjective use. The formal adverb is "finely."
Crushed? 3,000 pounds or more depending on how finely crushed it is.
1/2 of 1/4 is 1/8 . 1/8 of a cup is 1 fluid ounce.
A "Matt (or Matte) Proof FDC" coin is one that is struck on specially prepared and polished dies, and the coins further hand finished. On modern coins, the highlights would be finely granulated giving the coin a sharp contrast between the flat surfaces and the image. On 19th century coins, the surface might have been finely granulated giving the coin a sharp contrast between the flat surfaces and the image.
About 2,700 pounds. Actually weight can vary up or down depending on how finely the stone is crushed, water content and the type of stone.
Do you mean crenulated, if so it is a margin with finely notched or rounded projections as on certain leaves. If you mean crenelated, that is a parapet or molding, as on the battlements of a castle.
A small girl with a bow placed finely above her head.
She painted each detail with finely tuned precision.
She chopped the vegetables finely to add to the soup.
Finely ground pepper.
Sure, if they are finely chopped enough.
Finely ground tobacco is called snuff.
The noun 'onion' is a count noun:1 onion finely chopped2 onions finely chopped
She wore a finely carved jade pendant.
finely chopped is another way of sayying cut into thin peices
Some herbs can be roughly torn up while others need to be finely chopped before adding to a recipe.
Finely ground polystyrene foam is a form of plastic waste that has been broken down into very small particles or beads. It is commonly used as a filler in various products, such as building materials and packaging, due to its lightweight and insulating properties. However, it can pose environmental risks if not properly managed because it does not biodegrade easily.