Sentence examples for acceptable durability from inspiring English sources
The controllers also feature a longer chord, a "soft touch" feel and acceptable durability.
The challenge is to design stoves with smaller-mass components that also have acceptable durability, affordable cost, and meet user needs.
Results presented in this paper support that the use of TiO2 coating as a photocatalytic compound would provide acceptable durability and wear resistance.
As a final, this article shows an acceptable durability of pervious concrete with and without crushed shells for the application of low traffic load.
With the use of such rules, it is however not possible to visualize an explicit relationship for durability over the lifetime of a structure and determine what constitutes acceptable durability at an optimum cost.
This is evidence that the use of recycled Bassanite, produced from gypsum waste to stabilize soft clay soil, achieves acceptable durability, raises the strength performance and improves the engineering properties of soft clay soil in a wet environment.
The results showed that concrete with acceptable strength and durability could be produced if high packing density is achieved.
Development of non-expensive and environmentally friendly VPC with acceptable strength and durability characteristics (as illustrated in this study) can be extremely helpful for the sustainable construction and rehabilitation of volcanic disaster areas around the world.
Timber processing waste, a sustainable and renewable source for energy production, leads to significant amounts of wood-waste fly ash which has been used in concrete of acceptable strength and durability.
The materials also possess acceptable strength and clinical durability due to the integration of the fibers with the composite resin and the potential for attachment closer to the incisal edges of teeth, which is useful from a biomechanical perspective [13, 14].
The LABS glass allows the highest waste loadings (over 50 mass% RE2O3) while possessing an acceptable chemical durability.
