Sentence examples for concrete among from inspiring English sources

Of the roughly 150 people who cut metal, solder pipes and pour concrete, among other tasks, at a construction site at 76th Street and Amsterdam Avenue, six are women.

This is considered as the main reason for the highest resistance of mechanical properties of granite concrete among the three groups when subjected to elevated temperatures.

The ITS is related to the compression strength (CS), water-cement ratio, and age of the concrete, among other factors (Zain et al. 2002).

A statistical analysis showed that the relative humidity of the air was the most influential factor affecting the relative permittivity of the concrete, among the four main weather factors (temperature, rainfall, wind speed, and relative humidity).

In general, D is not constant but depends on many parameters as the time for which diffusion has taken place, location in the concrete, and composition of the concrete among other factors.

The construction of concrete structures using silica fume (SF) additions is a common practice because it is well known that this pozzolanic material improves the compressive strength of concrete, among many other mechanical and physical properties.

But it is clear that few of the people who bedded down on Zuccotti's concrete remain among the ranks of Occupy Sandy.

Chains, hammers, scraps of metal or concrete are among the found objects that Mr. Cameau uses in sculpture that features precisely considered balance, tension and form.

To take one concrete example; among all the talk last week about Islamist radicalisation on our university campuses, there was little mention of the policing power of students themselves.

In a room at the entrance with a caged window, the bodies of a dozen Qaddafi fighters lay on the concrete floor; among them were the dirty, bullet-riddled corpses of several dark-skinned young men — suspected mercenaries.

For years, veterans and others have pored over the camp's ruins, laying memorial stones amid the outcroppings of broken brick and concrete scattered among the pine trees, all that remains of the 60-acre site built by the Germans to house 10,000 captured fliers.