Sentence examples for masonry lining from inspiring English sources

Nearly 7,000 feet below the mountain crest, Simplon encountered major problems from highly stressed rock flying off the walls in rock bursts; high pressure in weak schists and gypsum, requiring 10-foot-thick masonry lining to resist swelling tendencies in local areas; and from high-temperature water (130° F [54° C]), which was partly treated by spraying from cold springs.

At that time slaughterhouses stank where the United Nations now stands; els clattered past brownstones on Second, Third and Sixth Avenues; and walls of stolid masonry lined Park Avenue where glass office boxes now rise.

Set up batter boards at the corners and run masonry lines between them along the perimeter of the proposed wall.

Batter boards and masonry line are not essential in a project like this; simply pound in stakes where you think the posts should go and run line between them.

In town, these passions are softened by the cafes, newsstands, dim palazzo interiors, narrow streets, the weathered masonry of the buildings lining them and other furniture from the attic of Old World charm.

Canals originally crossed valleys on heavy masonry structures supporting the full formation, including puddled clay lining.

The sides of the pool were lined entirely with masonry because it was built across the width of a valley.

By the early 1900s a number of streets had been lined with two-story masonry shop-houses.

Highly concentrated lahars (debris flows) can transport large boulders at high velocity and are extremely erosive, so channel bottoms and sides must be lined with concrete or stone masonry surfaces.

The tunnels were built through clay, and lined entirely with brick or masonry.

The latter is based on a linear constitutive law both for ashlars and mortar joints constituting masonry and the lines of potential delamination are taken into account by means of an interface element with bi-linear law, reproducing the opening failure mode.