hardness

"We had a fabulous Mondo track at the Athens Olympics. I like the hardness of them. I definitely feel that they are a lot faster than tartan tracks," says Ms McCambridge.

And the novelist Richard Ford once made it clear that questioning Ms. Munro’s mastery over the short story would be akin to doubting the hardness of a diamond or the bouquet of a ripened peach.

The result is extreme hardness and radiation resistance, as well as the ability to conduct heat and electricity at unmatched rates.

The spears and other tools were carved from spruce, larch, and pine, species that grew many kilometers away from the lake and combined hardness with elasticity.

India exploited the conditions, perhaps aided by moisture in the surface and the hardness of the new ball.