Sentence examples for interlocking stones from inspiring English sources

No one could have created those huge interlocking stones without prefabrication.

Upon this gravel is laid, which was finally topped with tight fitting, and interlocking stones to provide a flat surface.

The wall was built in the traditional way, from interlocking stones, which were carefully selected in terms of shape, texture and weight to stay securely in place within a self-supporting structure.

John Smeaton built (1756 59) the third Eddystone Lighthouse entirely of interlocking stone, on a plan that revolutionized the construction of such towers.

Being a short (5 foot tall) and sickly man of just 100 pounds, how did Edward manage to move over 3 million pounds of dense coral blocks, interlocked the stones with minute precision and build a strong and durable castle without the use of mortar?

We show that these walls are ductile even though their components are brittle, and have tensile strength through the interlocking of their stones, even though they are assembled without any cohesive material such as mortar.

With these clumped particles, the interlock of ballast stones in the direct shear test is investigated.

We studied the influence of fly ash content and replacement of crushed sand stone aggregate with concrete wastes and marble wastes in pre-fabricated concrete interlocking blocks (PCIBs).

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Behind the castle's thick stone walls, interlocking corridors and courtyards offer hints of its glory days in the mid-16th century, when the castle served as the sumptuous court of the Duke of Finland.

The interlocking, inseparable granite links of Ring Stone form a chain, representing the individual's relationship to society.