Sentence examples for a concrete element of from inspiring English sources
The motivations of farmers' evaluation are precise and the agroforestry network is considered not only as an "ethical object" but also as a concrete element of their own cultural and economic world.
It is, for all intents and purposes, the first amendment that sought to correct or at least clarify a seemingly concrete element of the Constitution.
This precise control of temperature makes it possible to implement accurately and uniformly any heat treatment regime based on existing or future guidelines over the entire volume of a concrete element.
He resists, too, that other most concrete element of writing - the metaphor.
Open image in new window Fig. 6 Simplified compressive uniaxial stress strain curve for concrete Open image in new window Fig. 7 Concrete element of NBS beam model.
They will meet again in May for a fourth round of talks to "bridge the gaps in all the key areas and work on the concrete elements of a possible" agreement, the statement said.
The cyclic stress strain relationship of concrete developed by Chang and Mander (1994) was used for uniaxial concrete elements of the proposed macro-element.
Non-destructive mapping of reinforcement in concrete elements of old buildings may be needed when changes or extensive maintenance is required.
Concrete elements of varying compressive strength classes and qualities, are required to be used for different purposes and under different environmental conditions.
An assessment of corrosion conditions, aimed at the detection of the most suitable intervention method, of the reinforced concrete elements of Torre Velasca, which, from the late 1950s, characterises the skyline of the city centre of Milan, was carried out.
The design capacity of the piles is usually half of what they are tested to support - giving them a safety factor of 2! The codes for designing structures of reinforced concrete are the same as what most civil engineers use to design concrete elements of buildings and bridges.
