Sentence examples for construction enclosure from inspiring English sources

Most of the debris fell on a construction enclosure over the sidewalk, startling pedestrians who mistook the impact for gunfire.

The disintegrative process of freezing and thawing of porous, mineral materials represents a significant challenge in the design and construction of building enclosures.

Relatively little research has considered such failure of the building enclosure as a starting point for developing practical, evidence-based construction practices to improve building performance.

In line with the current European building practice, clay masonry infills are commonly adopted for the construction of enclosures and partitions in RC frame structures.

Even though many systems in engineering are best modeled as implicit differential equations (IDEs) and differential algebraic equations (DAEs), methods for the construction of enclosures for these are not as well developed as they are for ordinary differential equations (ODEs).

Anthracological analysis showed that Quercus (oak) was the main type of wood used in the construction of this enclosure.

The presence of a guard, the construction of an enclosure and the presence of dogs were used to mitigate livestock depredation.

By combining the toxic product yields, most easily expressed as an LC50, with the mass loss range, a methodology is proposed for quantifying the volume of toxic effluent produced by burning construction materials within an enclosure.

Examining 28 pairs of electric stations (with and without nests), we found monk parakeets selected those with flat, multiple surfaces and acute-angled construction within small fenced enclosure areas and surrounded by large canopy trees and taller anthropogenic structures within 100 m.

By order of the Caliph, Gawhar then oversaw the construction of the royal enclosure of the Fatimid Caliphate and its army, and had al-Azhar built as a base to spread Ismāʿīli Shi'a Islam.

The Romans underpinned their structures with timber piling and frequently resorted to the construction of cofferdams (watertight enclosures) that they could dewater by the employment of Archimedean screws and waterwheels.