Sentence examples for effect of a concrete from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study is to test the effect of a concrete way to use practical exercises in a human-computer interaction course.

All the steelwork was unprotected except for the top flange of the beam which was protected to simulate the effect of a concrete slab in reducing the beam top flange temperature.

It aimed to determine the feasibility of an integration of vegetation and concrete for use in slope protection, more specifically, explored the effect of a concrete environment on the following Australian native grass species: Themeda trianda, Chloris truncata and Elymus scaber.

The proposed model is then used to analyse the effects of a concrete cover on the reinforcement and repairs.

Singapore, for example, is looking to offset the effects of a concrete jungle by incorporating green ideas into its urban planning.

The majority of clinical data available is relevant to examining the maladaptive effects of an abstract level of goal/action identification — for a full test of the current hypothesis, it is also necessary to test the hypothesized pathological effects of a concrete level of goal/action identification when used inappropriately.

The study addresses the effect of a thin concrete deck adhesively bonded to the top GFRP plate on flexural performance, as well as the behavior under positive and negative bending that simulates continuous girders.

The Office of Works began a process of controversial restoration work, removing the ivy and repairing the stone work; the result was critiqued by H. Avray Tipping at the time as "giving the whole castle the effect of a new concrete building".

Namely, it considers the effect of concrete being a porous media rather than considering concrete as an aqueous solution as is done with the standard laws, e.g., the Nernst Planck equation.

Namely, it considers the effect of concrete being a porous media rather than considering concrete as an aqueous solution as is done with the standard laws; for example, the Nernst Planck equation.

Although the Barclays at one point orally mentioned a potential willingness to pay $18 per share for all of International's public shares, they never made any concrete offer to that effect or a concrete offer of any kind — despite knowing full well how to do so.