Sentence examples for grading zone from inspiring English sources

The principal objective of this survey is to determine an acceptable aggregates grading zone which can be used in production of SCC with ideal properties.

FG = fault grading zone, RP = rubbled part, HP = homogenized part.

Locally available river sand confirming to the medium grading zone of the Egyptian Standard specification (ES 1109/2002) is employed.

Locally available river sand conforming to grading zone II of IS 383- 1970).

Rocks of the low- to medium-grade zone were held at roughly the same crustal level whereas rocks in the high-grade zone were uplifted via dextral oblique displacement along domain-bounding shear zones, instigating decompression (garnet to cordierite) reactions.

Pelitic rocks at higher structural levels (low- to medium-grade zone) underwent prograde metamorphism to middle amphibolite facies whereas rocks at deeper structural levels (high-grade zone) attained upper amphibolite facies conditions.

Peak metamorphic conditions in the central part of the orogen core record higher pressures than marginal lower-grade zones to both the north and south, indicating vertical exhumation as a broad massif.

The obtained stoichiometric relations for higher temperature original rock conditions (Eqs. 3, 4) are broadly in accordance with the conditions of actinolite-forming reactions in high- and low-grade zones in the Sanbagawa metamorphic rocks, as obtained by Okamoto and Toriumi (2005).

Particle monitoring and microbiological monitoring should be performed in grade A zones, and when relevant in other graded zones.

The nominal case also assumed: mixing height = 500 m; ambient temperature = 15°C; background concentration = 0 ppm; atmospheric stability category (SC) = D (the most common case); wind speed = 4 m s-1; vehicle volume = 10,000 vehicles hr-1; road at grade level; mixing zone width = 30 m, and an artificially high emission rate to obtain sufficient precision in model outputs.

A functionally graded interphase zone is defined in the region surrounding and encompassing a reinforcing fibre.