Sentence examples for its workability from inspiring English sources

Also, its workability is good because it generally does not absorb the polymer binder.

Each possibility was evaluated: whether its slump loss can be controlled, by measuring its workability based on the elapsed time; and whether it can be used as a structural material, by measuring its strength.

As the first outcome of this agreement and a strong vindication of its workability, the August 27 announcement of the IAEA cleared Iran's plutonium experiments - labelled by the US as major evidence of Iran's weaponisation programme.

As the hearing continued, Issa and his G.O.P. colleagues kept going at it, pointing, among other things, to the rising cost of the insurance exchange, the prior warnings the Administration had received about its workability, and its possible vulnerability to hackers.

Hence, its workability is significantly worse than that of other materials.

This paper deals mainly with the mix proportion design for SCLC and its workability.

The use of copper was and is probably so common and widespreada, not only due to its characteristic colour or its easy workability, but also thanks to its durability, as in former times an objects life-time was of high importance; the life-time of copper and copper alloy objects is high, when the right maintenance treatments are observed.

High-silicon steel has great potential as a soft magnetic alloy, but its employment has been limited due to its poor workability.

CMA-M was the best material in terms of its overall workability, strength and water permeability.

These characteristics of RCA account for its low workability, strength, and durability (Tabsh and Abdelfatah 2009; Katz 2003; Levy Salomon et al. 2004; Eguchi et al. 2007).

These attributes are highlighted in deformation processing of Mg AZ31B, an alloy of commercial significance but noted for its poor workability, into sheet and foil forms.