Sentence examples for enhanced concrete from inspiring English sources

The higher dynamic modulus could be due to uneven aggregate distribution throughout the core sample depth (more aggregate at the top), less air voids near the surface, or enhanced concrete compaction near the pavement surface where vibrators are located.

As shown in the figure, in the negative direction, the retrofitted specimen J-H exhibited higher stiffness than that of the control specimen J-0; this was attributed to the enlargement of the joints and the enhanced concrete confinement in the joints by using the steel haunch elements.

The content of this latter chapter eschews any enhanced regulatory stance; concrete recommendations are absent.

The items were categorised into the following six domains: Enhanced emotional support, Enhanced collaboration, Improved moral reflexivity, Improved moral attitude, Improvement on organizational level and Concrete results.

The six domains in the final version - Enhanced emotional support, Enhanced collaboration, Improved moral reflexivity, Improved moral attitude, Impact on organizational level and Concrete results - seem to cover main outcomes of MCD.

The measurement model comprises 26 items and six domains: Enhanced emotional support, Enhanced collaboration, Improved moral reflexivity, Improved moral attitude, Impact on organizational level and Concrete results (Table  4).

This needs to be combined with "bottom-up" advocacy for mitigating measures such as the preservation of green areas; greener construction with less concrete; and enhanced public transport.

It was found that blending sand and quarry dust produces concrete of enhanced mechanical properties.

This paper reviews current knowledge on the use of bacteria for concrete with enhanced durability.

The microstructure of the fine bone china ceramic aggregate concrete showed enhanced formation of hydration products.

Experiment results show that KEA had basically no effect on the mechanical property of concrete but enhanced volume stability of concrete under the sealed or exposed condition.