Sentence examples for concrete techniques from inspiring English sources
It's conspicuously different from the major Olympic monuments which are mostly works of large international design practices built by the biggest contracting firms, using steel and concrete techniques that are essentially global, and which, following the guidelines of the International Olympic Committee, are only tangentially concerned with the pieces of earth they have landed on.
The results, backed by 92% inter-rater reliability, confirmed 8 of 9 hypotheses, thereby yielding 8 concrete techniques that can be used to design donor websites.
The proportion of anhydrous cement in materials is essential data in relation to reactivity potential, particularly in by-products that may be reused it in concrete techniques.
Construction of very large marine support structures using the floating mould and the laminated concrete techniques can benefit many already developed technologies that have been restricted in their deployment by the high costs of conventional civil engineering.
In order to scope the application range of the presented work, this section discusses the limitations of both the general procedure that has been proposed and the concrete techniques for stimulus-based measurement we demonstrated in the application to noise reduction subsystems of hearing instruments.
This is done for two concrete techniques in the chapter: model-based testing as a technique for the assurance of functional quality and model-based deployment as a technique for the assurance of real-time properties such as responsiveness, availability, and reliability.
The choice of a concrete technique may thus rest in other facts, and the simplicity and basically parameter-free nature of both DFGS and AFGS may make them worthwile alternatives to the thorough theoretical and experimental background of CMA-ES.
The NS-Box diaphragm wall is a composite steel section and concrete technique, first developed in Japan in 1992 to meet the demand for strong, stiff walls of reduced thickness, to save space on congested sites and to achieve manpower savings by maximizing prefabrication.
Three dimensional stamped concrete is known as artificial rock which combines a stamped concrete technique with hand sculpting of the concrete.
The revolutionary reinforced-concrete techniques employed at Lion Chambers displayed a modernity of experimental technique in stunning contrast to that of the tenements.
Construction of the factory dates from 1906 to 1929, with the earliest buildings using bricks and a timber frame, and later additions using a brick-on-concrete technique.
