Sentence examples for concrete mean from inspiring English sources

structures allows the inverse effective carbonation resistance of concrete to be determined and correlated to the concrete mean compressive strength at 28 days obtained from compressive tests on cores taken from the investigated structures.

When the soil was dry, cattle never chose to lie down on concrete, but in muddier conditions they spent a greater proportion of their lying time on concrete (mean ± SE: 56 ± 14 and 10 ± 8% in the very muddy and muddy treatments, respectively).

The delegates in Doha hope to firm up these promises and create the concrete means to fulfill them.

Though Northeastern soils tend to be acid, an abundance of concrete means city gardens can be alkaline.

The relatively thinner depth of reinforced-concrete floor plates meant that an extra gallery level could be squeezed into the building's height, while a terrazzo polish to the concrete meant no additional flooring material was necessary.

The tendency of warmed snow to metamorphose into something akin to concrete means that igloos grow stronger with time - they can support the weight of a polar bear.

The clatter of studs on concrete means only one thing: the second half is imminent as the players are running down the tunnel.

For Mr Niemeyer, whose other passion was to change "this unjust world" and make it more "horizontal", concrete meant the liberation both of buildings and men.He became a communist early and unfalteringly remained one, even heading the party briefly in the 1990s.

More concrete means to indicate a 'perceived beauty' also as an emotionally perceived beauty.

Speed limits thus represent a concrete means of implementing Vision Zero and promoting road safety.

The paper presents the effect of oxidation as a concrete means for reducing the sticking of aluminum on tools surfaces.