Sentence examples for aggregate adds from inspiring English sources

Fly ash can reduce alkali silica reactivity, a chemical reaction that can cause extensive cracking of concrete made with certain types of aggregate, adds Steven Kosmatka, vice president of research and technology services at the Portland Cement Association (PCA).

As a result it was observed that lead mine waste aggregates do not absorb as much radiation as barite aggregates depending on the ratio increase of lead mine waste in the aggregate added to the concrete mixture.

People profess to value collaboration, but the strongest connections in the social graph are between groups of overlapping friends who in aggregate add up to a rational team but don't require hardcoded roles.

But they do not, even in the aggregate, add up to a long-term vision of what we want the world to be -- one that is more than just the word "no".

Others have shown that membrane-free tau aggregates added to culture media could also enter neurons to induce further aggregation [ 36, 37, 39, 57].

In aggregate, that adds up to nearly 30 billion mobile moments each day.

The first author invented a new concrete placing process named scattering-filling aggregate method: adding 10 30 % (by the volume of the finished concrete) of coarse aggregate while the concrete is being poured, paved or placed, then vibrating the matrix to form a consolidated concrete (Shen et al. 2010a, b; Shen et al. 2008) (illustrated in Fig. 1).

This measurement captures sampling variability as a result of particle aggregation, allowing for normalization based on iron concentration in each aliquot of aggregate suspension added to the experimental setup.

The new theaters in aggregate could add about $25 million in annual revenue to Imax.

"The onesies and twosies were still only selling in small numbers," Mr. Anderson writes, "but there were so, so many of them that in aggregate they added up to a big business".

The additional investment would also be a powerful medium-term stimulus to aggregate demand, adding up to $320 billion or 1.7 percent to annual G.D.P. and creating up to 1.8 million jobs by 2020.