Sentence examples for aggregate affected from inspiring English sources

The results indicated that aspect ratio of aggregate affected stereological coefficients significantly.

Yet it seems clear that decisions not to buy insurance will, in the aggregate, affect costs in the broader health care markets.

Coarse recycled aggregate has a greater influence on the mechanical properties, while fine recycled aggregate affects the concrete durability properties.

For that, we aggregate affects expressed by each user between 2011-2014 and contrast the means for each effect type across military and control users.

Knowing about how the different properties of aggregate affect concrete material behavior is vital to understanding how the concrete will perform in structural members.

The present study explores whether substituting 20%and25%5% recycled sanitary ware for gravel in coarse aggregate affects structural recycled concrete resistance to water.

It has been observed that the increase in the replacement of lightweight coarse aggregate affecting the strength and permeability properties negatively.

Surface topography and pore distribution of the aggregate surface dominate the water absorption characteristic of the aggregate, affect critically the properties of the resulting lightweight aggregate concrete, and the bonding with the cement matrix.

In this sense, the grading curve and shape of the aggregate affect crack growth (because of the internal friction), whereas the nature of the aggregate plays an important role in mix behavior (because of its adhesion to the bitumen and its resistance to fragmentation).

Also the physical properties of the aggregate affect the performance of concrete and especially dominate workability in its fresh state (Erdoğan and Fowler 2005; Westerholm et al. 2008; Nanthagopalan and Santhanam 2011; Wallevik and Wallevik 2011; Quiroga and Fowler 2004; Mahmoodzadeh and Chidiac 2013).

As an aggregate affect across many species, community (assemblage) structure may also fluctuate seasonally in a predictable manner [3].