A microkernel implements all drivers as user-space programs, and implements core features like IPC in the kernel itself. A monolithic kernel, however, implements the drivers as a part of the kernel...
You will often hear the term *china* and/or *porcelain* used interchangeably to refer to many types of tableware, but there are major differences between fine bone china and porcelain. What are they? Fine bone china is translucent, its clay body is white and, while still strong, it is more fragile than porcelain.
There are differences between ceramic and porcelain tiles that cause lots of confusion! Here are the differences, SIMPLIFIED! Ceramic Tiles: Are made with clay, minerals and water. These tiles are then fired and glazed because the ceramic is porous. This is where the color and look comes from. When coated with a glaze of grade III or higher, they are extremely resistant to scratching. Easier to install than porcelain.