Sentence examples for mixed lightweight from inspiring English sources

Structural adhesives offer unique advantages in joining mixed lightweight materials in vehicle applications.

The designed compressive strength of the ready-mixed concrete using lightweight aggregates was 35 MPa for all specimens.

This study was conducted to determine the performance of lightweight air-mixed soil (LWS) for expanded road construction for a short-term period without any soft ground improvement.

In this study, the bacteria-based healing agent is incorporated into lightweight aggregates and mixed with fresh mortar.

A 147-pound champion in boxing, Berto is young and stocky enough to pack on the meat required to hit the 155-pound lightweight division in mixed martial arts.

Since 2003, there have been over 40 installments of the Underground Combat League (UCL) – the nexus of New York City's underground fight circuit – and the only one I've missed was the one that featured eventual UFC lightweight champion Frankie Edgar's mixed martial arts debut.

The reliability of the proposed procedure was verified by testing five ready-mixed concrete batches at different replacement levels of lightweight fine aggregates for natural sand.

It can be seen that for three of the eight bridge deck pairs (1N/1L, 6N/6L, and 7N/7L, the pattern cracking densities are very similar in both the lightweight and normalweight decks. Results were mixed for two other pairs of bridge decks. Bridge decks 5N and 5L are located on the same coastal bridge. The normalweight deck (5N) exhibited pattern cracking while the lightweight deck (5L) did not.

McGregor, 21-3 as a mixed martial artist in the UFC and now the organization's lightweight champion, has never fought in a professional boxing match.

It openly borrows from such recent and past successes as "Ally McBeal" (the fantasy-hallucination sequences), "The Singing Detective" (ditto, mixed with song-and-dance) and "Sex and the City" (titillation and lightweight malaise).

This study investigated a technique of impregnating potential self-healing agents into lightweight aggregates (LWA) and the self-healing performance of concrete mixed with the impregnated LWA.