Sentence examples similar to a fresh self from inspiring English sources
Other elements of the "New Boston" that Mr. Logue devised and oversaw were the new Government Center, the completion of the Prudential Center and a broad overhaul of neighborhoods that gave the city a fresh self-image and attracted tourists from around the world.
For predicting trends of changes in rheological behaviour of fresh self compacting concrete in changing temperature tests made on mortars are necessary.
In the paper the methodology and results of investigation of the influence of temperature and time on the rheological properties of cement paste and different in cement paste volume fresh self compacting concrete are presented and discussed.
A fresh, yet self-reverential mix of blues, rock and country is deftly woven into it.
A study on the properties of fresh self-consolidating glass concrete (SCGC) investigated by Wang and Huang (2010).
After 48 hr, viral supernatant was added for 24 hr then switched to fresh self-renewal medium for a further 24 hr.
To approach the rheological testing method based on L-box test for obtaining internal rheological parameters of fresh self-compacting concrete (SCC), an improved L-box without fiber bars and end wall is developed, and a flow investigation utilizing an image processing technique is operated.
High workability together with a good resistance to segregation is needed for cement based composites, specifically fresh self-compacting mortars (SCM); in this prospect, the amount of coarse materials has to be reduced and replaced by fine material.
Inclusion of blast furnace slag by substitution to cement was found to be very beneficial to fresh self-compacting concrete.
Fresh self-compacting concrete (SCC) flows into place and around obstructions under its own weight to fill the formwork completely and self-compact, without any segregation and blocking.
The magnetic orientation of steel fibres in transparent silicone oil and in fresh, self-compacting concrete (SCC) beams is studied experimentally.
