Sentence examples for concrete technologies from inspiring English sources
At the PRC, all new asphalt and concrete technologies undergo a rigorous testing process that measures their performance and durability.
The paper discusses reasons for this change as well as concrete technologies in question.
The study found out that despite the continuous developments in the field of concrete technologies, the link of these developments to the end-of-life phase is still missing.
This study provides an example for seascape architecture of coastal structures using ecologically sensitive designs and concrete technologies that enhance the structures' biological and ecological value while contributing to structural integrity.
The book notes the importance of (p. 24) "focusing on concrete technologies rather than trying to produce general measures". Yet in generating specific responses, we need to be guided by broad questions and values and the overarching themes the book identifies.
This study tends to explore and review the current issues related to concrete technologies and their role in building assembly and disassembly, as well as DfD "design for disassembly" aspects and theories that clarify and pave the way for future innovations, which move the construction design of concrete buildings to a higher degree of environmental responsibility.
In compliance with up-to-date concrete technology requirements combining technological and ecological aspects, the paper describes the effect of the type and maximum aggregate size and cement content on some properties of high strength concrete.
Although research in concrete technology is growing rapidly and faces many challenges associated with skills and technological expertise, an important contributor to failure is that there is much existing knowledge that is not adequately applied.
Don Jr. suggested that Kumaran consider using Titan Atlas Manufacturing's concrete technology.
In the 1920s Freyssinet made a major contribution to concrete technology with the introduction of pretensioning.
In the late empire, concrete technology gradually disappeared, and even brickmaking ceased in western Europe.
