Sentence examples for a regular grade from inspiring English sources

In order to evaluate the material in view of its sustainability performance, a probabilistic analysis has been employed where UHPFRCC is compared with a regular Grade 40 concrete and with a low environmental impact sewage sludge concrete.

This paper presents the first comprehensive study of vehicle fuel economy and well-to-wheel GHG emissions for the Octane-on-Demand concept with respect to a regular grade E10 gasoline (RON 93) and a high octane E30 gasoline (RON 101).

The materials have been tested in a pilot-study which involved 19 students of a regular class (grade 13) of an Italian school.

Gasoline prices have so far lagged behind the rise in the price of oil, currently at a nationwide average of $3.05 a gallon for regular grade, according to AAA, the automobile club.

In the U.S., for example, prices for a gallon of regular grade gasoline have risen to an average of $2.74 heading into the all-important summer driving season, according to the Automobile Association of America, up from January's low of $2.23 a gallon.

When I spent much of my days trying to help the other students in the class, the instructor advocated for my placement in a regular first grade class.

In the last week, the price rose approximately 7 cents, reaching an average $3.55 on Friday for a gallon of regular grade, the report said.

Energy experts note that the refinery business has been prone to expensive accidents, including the Chevron refinery fire in California in August that helped cause gasoline prices to shoot up in some parts of the state to over $5 a gallon for regular grade.

"To be completely honest, we feel that this class is probably similar to a regular fifth-grade class," she said on the day she visited Leon in Ms. Dillon's class.

This year, he excelled in a regular fourth-grade class and will be in a gifted class next year, she said.

Naturalistic observation and interviews were conducted with students collaborating on robotics engineering projects in a regular fifth-grade class.