Sentence examples for ground pavement from inspiring English sources

Tests were conducted in different environments to simulate more typical conditions such as: on the ground (pavement), in air, and in water.

Although it is known that the land manager repaired the ground pavement after distinct cracks were identified subsequent to the earthquakes (Fig. 2), we suppose that artificial modifications had only limited effects on the surface elevation because their purpose was only to replace the fractured pavement, which would not change the surface elevation significantly.

We can find in some of the material choices the search for this particular monolithic quality which is nevertheless supple and flexible, such as the use of "Calçada" - Portuguese cobblestones - as the main plaza/exterior ground pavement; the particular tectonic feeling afforded by this material creates a more elastic layout where the connected levels and pathways are easily interchangeable.

It turns out that the barefoot idea, appealing as it may be, does bring to mind cold ground, hot pavement and the pointy little objects, man-made and natural, that might clutter the runner's path.

Because many months had passed since the Gorkha earthquake, it was difficult to directly trace surface deformation (e.g., cracks on the ground) because pavement damaged by the earthquake-induced cracks had been repaired.

Marina Abramovic's 1976-80 "Relatinn in Movement" is a 34-minute reduction of a 16-hour performance in which a truck is driven around a courtyard in Paris while the sun sets, and then rises again, and a big black circle is ground into the pavement.

He dodged Officer Mathieu Boucher-Bacon's punch but was thrown to the ground, facing the pavement.

It's also important to make sure there is a percolation field of permeable ground beneath the pavement.

When I emerge above ground again, the pavements are equally spare.

Their usage currently includes applications such as pavements, ground improvement, engineered fills, pipe bedding, backfill and aggregates in concrete.

Some jumpers hit the water; others land on the pavement or other solid ground.