Sentence examples for a concrete environment from inspiring English sources

This investigation aimed to study the passivation and corrosion performance of sandblasted steel in a concrete environment.

This paper presents an experimental study on bond behaviors of UHTCC and corroded reinforcement obtained in a concrete environment through central pull-out tests.

The long-term performance of these bars under alkaline exposure simulating a concrete environment was then assessed in accordance with ASTM D7705.

It aimed to determine the feasibility of an integration of vegetation and concrete for use in slope protection, more specifically, explored the effect of a concrete environment on the following Australian native grass species: Themeda trianda, Chloris truncata and Elymus scaber.

Aside from the difficulty of growing crops in a concrete environment that spends much of the year in bitter cold, there's the matter of finding the right space, dealing with city bureaucracy and countless other hurdles.

Paganism exhibits a reverence for nature, and the idea that inmates would turn to a religion that is rooted in the natural world, especially in a concrete environment as contrived as prison, is pretty transcendental.

As CityLab explains, the university study entailed taking one group of young children out (after draining their energy with a jigsaw puzzle) on a walk in a typical concrete environment, and another out for a wander through tree-lined streets.

Yale University social ecologist Stephen Kellert points out that "[w]e consider it 'inhumane' to keep a gorilla in an indoor, concrete environment with no exposure to greenery or anything resembling its natural habitat, and yet we put ourselves in these environments all the time".

In this paper, the performance of the system is characterized by means of the electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) of steel bar immersed in a simulated concrete environment.

Photographer Gábor Kasza is the man behind the monolithic tome, Concrete Passages About Closeness and Coldness… and a Couple of Songs, which is filled with poetic, high-contrast photographs of lovers shot in an angular, concrete environment.

For example, effective use of mechanistic knowledge may require sufficient knowledge about the problem situation's component parts, which a physical or concrete environment may provide, but a reduced virtual environment may not; thus, the mechanistic knowledge effect may have diminished if our study had used virtual robots instead of physical robots.