For example, the presence of garbage bins, disturbance, and availability of potential nesting sites (concrete structures and dead wood) might disproportionately influence ant communities [32], [43].
This relationship between psychological distance and level of construal is proposed to emerge from individuals learning implicitly over time that distance typically reduces the availability of information necessary for concrete construal, whilst retaining information relevant for abstract information, such that it is more adaptive to construe distal events more abstractly.
The availability of high strength steels and concrete leads to the use of thin steel plates in concrete-filled steel tubular beam columns.
It might happen because of the availability of continuous capillary pores in concrete specimens (w/c of 0.50) with less amount of wet curing.
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It might happen because of the availability of continuous capillary pores in concrete specimens with less amount of wet curing (Shamim Khan et al. 1993; Zhang et al. 1999).
On the other hand, internal curing (IC) is defined as a process where proper hydration of cement occurs due to availability of additional internal water within concrete matrix (Bentz et al. 2005; Bentz 2000).
Despite its availability all over the world and its ease of use, the molecular structure of concrete had remained elusive for decades.
Therefore oxygen permeability of cracked concrete will also be useful to control the corrosion of steel in concrete as dense uncracked concrete cover generally reduced the availability of oxygen on steel surface (Mohammed et al. 2003) and a slower cathodic reaction is expected for the regions with low oxygen availability.
This tool assesses (1) crowding; (2) type of floors (ceramic, concrete, and soil); (3) availability of drinkable water (within the house, out of the house); and (4) form of elimination of excretes (flush toilet, latrine, or other).
In recent years the concrete industry has started using Construction and Demolition (C&D) waste in structural concrete application owing to the availability of waste from demolition of old structures and the reduction in cost of acquiring aggregates.
