Sentence examples for as construction materials from inspiring English sources
He was most recognized for his innovative use of cardboard tubes as construction materials.
Bodies are no longer used as construction materials: the Gibichungs' hall, seemingly both a home and a company headquarters, is made of glass and steel.
The figures look at the total amount of biomass (crops and livestock fodder, wood and fish), coal, oil and gas, metal and non-metallic minerals such as construction materials used in the UK every year.
Although they are still used to transport goods such as construction materials and agricultural and oil products, their role has progressively declined in the face of cheaper and faster alternatives.
Although it is possible that the sarsen circle was never completed, the existence of a hole for an absent sarsen suggests that this stone and others were reused as construction materials for Roman buildings and medieval churches in the vicinity.
For instance, communities might encourage innovative fusions of architecture with landscape where trees and plants become as much a part of architectural design as construction materials—so that buildings and their adjacent landscapes essentially merge.
Inorganic slag residues left as a byproduct can be vitrified and used as construction material, he added.
Between the ages of six and eight, the adrenal glands on top of each kidney start to step up secretion of androgens such as DHEA (dehydroepiandrosterone), which the body uses as construction material for the manufacture of other steroids.
Every time a plant sprouts and grows to maturity, it absorbs carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, breaks it down chemically and uses carbon as construction material for roots, stem, branches, flowers and leaves.
The inscribed stone fragment, which had been used as construction material at a fort, didn't acquire any significance until it was noticed by Napoleon's soldiers and examined by the scholars on the expedition.
After Rick Torcasso, the chief executive of a marketing company, decided to build a rammed earth home on a mountain in Santa Fe, N.M., the builders used subsoil from the mountain itself as construction material.
