### texture:

Granular texture
* hardens with age.
* is contrasted with crystalline texture.

### texture | roughness:

Harshness
* hurts rear tire traction over bumps, especially during deceleration.
* is roughness

Surface roughness
* can also help in initiating corrosion, so the smoother the surface, the better.
* controllable feature in plasma polymerization.

Slick
* are films
  - magazines
* are the art prints that are used to create album covers
  - tires used in dry conditions, which means they are used more often
  - trowels
  - used for dry weather
* is texture
+ Kart racing, Components, Tires: Auto racing
  * Like other motorsports, karts use different tires for the track conditions. Slicks are used for dry weather. Slicks with grooves cut into them are used for dirt tracks. Spiked tires are used for ice.

### texture | slick:

Oil slick
* are slicks.
* poison sea life, clog up the feathers of birds and leak toxic chemicals into the sea.

### texture:

Soil texture
* affects both nutrient availability and water management
  - the permeability, moisture content, and bulk density of the soil
* are primarily loams to clay loams
  - sand or fine sand
  - silts, clays, and silt clays
* can affect the amount of pore space within a soil
  - range from very fine particles to coarse and gravelly
* decides the water holding capacity of the soil.
* depends on the amount of each size of particle in the soil
  - proportions of sand, silt and clay in the soil
  - size of individual soil particles
* does influence species composition.
* exerts a definite influence upon the number of armadillos present in a given area.
* influences how fast water can move through soil.
* influences the rate of organic matter decomposition
  - time required for injury to occur
* is also a factor in the animal's habitat selection
  - an important soil parameter determining the suitability of a site for aquaculture
  - based on content
  - created from both the parent material and the climate under which it forms
* is determined by the percentage of sand, silt, and clay in the soil
  - percentages of the sand, silt, and clay that make up the soil
  - proportion of each of the different-sized particles it contains
  - from the type of soil structure
  - difficult to change, but farming does impact soil structure
  - divided into sand, loam, or clay
* is one of the more useful variables for predicting water relations
  - most fundamental properties of soil
  - the percentage of sand, silt and clay
* is the relative proportions of sand, silt, and clay in a soil
  - silt, and clay particles in a mass of soil
  - size distribution of soil particles
* range from clay to fine sand
  - sands to clays
* refers to the fineness or coarseness of a soil.
* refers to the size of individual mineral particles-clay, silt or sand
  - the mineral particles
* reflection of the particle size distribution of a soil.
* varies with the different proportions of sand, silt, and clay on each location.
* vary from fine sandy loam to clayey loam
  - loams to fine clay loams

Surface texture
* are loam, clay loam, or sandy clay loam.
* determines how efficiently a surface does work, or transfers energy.

Visual texture
* is an illusion of a texture
  - when something looks rough, bumpy, slippery, etc
* property of a region in an image.

### theology:

Ecclesiology
* is theology
* refers to the Biblical models and understandings of the local church.