Sentence examples for length stone from inspiring English sources

These results also suggest that shortening the installation length and/or placing a reduced length stone column in the footing central region can optimize the footings performance.

Field measurements and theoretical studies raise the possibility of a relationship between fracture aperture and fracture length (Stone 1984; Hatton et al. 1994; Vermilye and Scholz 1995; Johnston and McCaffrey 1996; Renshaw and Park 1997).

Since the gates have proven to be the most effective mechanism in preventing illegal grazing, the Brokpas embarked on building various short length stone walls and wooden fences at the main routes along the tsamdro border.

A handsome full-length stone statue -- a Roman copy of a Greek bronze circa 430 B.C. by Polykleitos, one of the best-known artists of the ancient world -- shows a youth in the act of adorning his head with a wreath after an athletic victory.

The length of stone walls derived from analysis of LiDAR data combined with field measurements (average height of 0.76 ± 0.23 m; width of 0.96 ± 0.50 m), indicates that an average of ∼1.4 × 106 m3 of stone was moved for constructing walls in the study towns alone.

Lengths of stone columns varied with the thickness of the treated soil.

A light sensor (G1116, Hamamatsu, Hamamatsu City, Japan) was installed under each of two quartz stones (length × width × height: stone 1: 35 × 28 × 10 mm; stone 2: 26 × 20 × 9 mm).

It crosses the cinder path, crosses the asphalt road, and stops a club length from the stone wall.

Every four feet along the length of the stone strip there were square holes into which posts had been placed to form the runners' lanes — the same lane width that is used in the Olympics today.

The figure of the deity takes up only the lower third of its total height, the rest of the length of the stone being filled with extraordinarily elaborate figurative treatment of the Staff God's hair in which a common late.( kenning, hair compared to a tongue coming out of a mouth, is multiplied by repetition to fill the space.

The factors and outcomes assessed were stone length, operative time, presence of a ureteral stent, success, and complications.