Sentence examples for extent of aggregate from inspiring English sources
The extent of aggregate breakup is a function of the magnitude of the turbulent force as well as the total duration of the force event.
It was also found that the amount of lithium nitrate salt needed to suppress ASR-induced mortar expansion varied depending upon the extent of aggregate reactivity, the mineralogy of the aggregates, and the test duration.
As underflow solids fraction is increased, thickeners operated at a specified aggregate densification rate (or equivalently at a fixed settling zone height) tend to approach a 'fully densified' suspension state (defined as a point at which the extent of aggregate densification ceases to change with time), with improved thickening performance.
CPPAES was designed to evaluate the extent of aggregate chlorpyrifos exposure for children living within treated homes.
Biomonitoring of the chlorpyrifos metabolite enabled us to quantify the extent of aggregate exposure to the pesticide for a child living within a treated residence and estimate the body burden levels.
Conventionally-designed concretes were prepared with different sand particle size distributions, so as to systematically vary the extent of aggregate-cement paste interface and the mean spacing between sand grains.
[NOTE: the concentration of CaCl2 (here 10 µM) was lower than typically used in M9-medium (100 µM CaCl2; see below), and fully supported cellular growth but limited the extent of aggregation, since aggregates >400 µm diameter interfered with LDA analysis].
Both the single chain and aggregate dimensions are temperature independent, as is the extent of aggregation at a given concentration.
The Federal Highway Administration is now conducting a study of the extent of the aggregate space shortage at rest areas and truck stops.
The extent of ND aggregate size is also dependent on factors such as viscosity, density, and surface tension.
It is possible that the extent of aggregation rather than polarity plays a major role in asymmetric segregation and the extent of association of aggregates with old poles may be different in different strains.
