Sentence examples for cast cement from inspiring English sources

Ten stars emerged from the 250 submissions, including a new way to cast cement that allows contractors to double the returns they get on their investments in the casting molds.

Consequently, freshly cast cement is sensitive to carbonation; to prevent interference of carbonate formation during analysis samples should be handled to minimize their exposure to carbon dioxide.

Each membrane filter was placed in a designated water kiosk, i.e. a building (taken on lease) with a cast cement roof and there were a total of 5 kiosks in the intervention villages.

Boxes of wood may be built or bought, and there are also suitable boxes of cast cement, terra cotta, fiberglass and plastic.

Our collection includes an unmarked mask, unusually cast in cement rather than plaster and, because of its enormous weigh, permanently housed in a wood frame.

In the Surrealist-inflected "Goldfinger," thighs cast from cement are combined with an automobile shock absorber, to both erotic and violent effect.

Of the scores of pieces that merit lengthy discussion, I'll cite one: "Woman with Vase" (1933), a bronze of a plaster sculpture that, cast in cement, accompanied "Guernica" at the Spanish Pavilion of the World's Fair in Paris, in 1937.

Urban paddleboarding has become so popular that he recently attended a jamboree of 100 boarders organised by Canoe England alongside Birmingham's Broad Street, where the handprints of local stars such as Noddy Holder and Jasper Carrot have been cast in cement à la Hollywood.

Significant difference in the tensile strength of the cement-restoration interface was found between porcelain and cast metal cemented with Super-Bond C&B resin.

Furthermore, mortars containing aged cement/RDP blends retained their mechanical properties much better than mortars casted from cement which had been aged individually.

So cast stone (generally cement based) or stucco substitutions (cement again) are common alternatives.