Sentence examples for in this slab from inspiring English sources
In this slab, lightweight void formers are placed between the top and the bottom reinforcements before concrete casting to replace concrete in the middle of the slab.
In this slab geometry, the lengths between successive reflection points due to total internal reflection of the incident laser radiation increase when it propagates through the slab.
where T i (slab) is the temperature of the i th slab, N is the number of carbon atoms in this slab, kB is the Boltzmann constant, and p j is the momentum of atom j.
The Fick's Second Law (Chatterji 1995) describing the diffusion process in this slab model depend only on one spatial variable x and the time t (Collepardi et al. 1972): left( {frac{partial C}{partial t}} right) = Dfrac{{partial^{2} C}}{{partial x^{2} }} (1).
It should fit when placed back in the baked mold before using the second slab, but to be sure wiggle it around in this first slab before removing to make a slightly larger impression.
In this novel slab, FRP and concrete are optimally combined to obtain several advantages: (1) the CFGF slab may be constructed in-situ or precast, with the FRP grids and facesheets acting as the stay-in-place form; (2) the FRP grids and facesheets act as reinforcements when the slab is under bending; (3) excellent corrosion resistance is expected due to the presence of the FRP grid and face sheet.
Wasting a lot of it in this great slab of dreamy-nonsense.
Yet in the aggregate this slabbed magnificence seems, if not melodramatic, then certainly stagy, even bookish, a livid libretto, something made for the novel rather than made by it.
As shown with arrows in this figure, events in the slab crust in Tohoku and eastern Hokkaido form a significant belt-like seismic zone nearly parallel to the 70 90 km depth contours of the upper surface of the slab.
The slab stresses in the Peloponnese sector are related to slab-pull forces and are consistent with a possible tear in the slab below this segment.
This difference in the slab dip is attributed to a difference in shear resistance to the subduction (e.g., Shiono et al. 1980; Kao and Chen 1991; Christova 2004); when resistance is greater, a slab is subjected to more compressional stress and has a shallower dip.
