Sentence examples for heavily filled from inspiring English sources
Strain controlled fatigue tests have been performed on two types of heavily filled epoxy corrosion protection coating sprayed onto a 6 mm steel substrate.
The results were explained on the basis of the improvement of the barrier properties of the coating due to the filler addition and on the onset of defective regions on the more heavily filled coatings allowing easier electrolyte penetration.
Walking up the hill to the chapel, I passed someone's creative effort to make some Da Vinci money - a wheelbarrow of heavily filled white plastic bags and a sign that said: "Da Vinci Horse Manure, 50p a Bag". Inside the chapel, there are two pillars, one carved by the master mason in charge of the building's stonework and the other by his young apprentice.
If the final Brexit agreement does not include prospects for collaborating closely on sanctions policy, the European Union will have to invest heavily to fill the sanctions capabilities previously contributed by the United Kingdom.
But whereas electric cars can be plugged into the existing grid, Toyota will need to invest heavily in filling stations along Japan's major motorways and roads for the hydrogen sort.
Detroit's nonprofits are relied upon heavily to fill in the gaps in a city that is relying on state-backed bonds to pay its 10,000 city workers.
As you can see, IP has been heavily almost all filled by [INAUDIBLE].
Outside the gates of Palmas del Mar, you find yourself in a heavily populated area filled with shopping centers and industrial sites.
Local historian Curt Dalton put together Breweries of Dayton: An Illustrated History (1996, rev. ed. 2002), a thin volume that is heavily biographical and filled with black-and-white pictures.
Alexandria has had a wireless network up and running since April that covers an eight-block zone in its Old Town neighborhood, a heavily pedestrian area filled with shops and restaurants.
On one tour, he takes the group to a rooftop overlooking the river, to see the heavily trafficked waterway filled with small, wooden boats, ferrying people and goods across.
