Sentence examples for mixture of aggregate from inspiring English sources
Trees are planted in raised beds, with planting pits of "structural soil" -- a mixture of aggregate, topsoil and compost -- extending three feet below the surface.
Shotcrete is a mixture of aggregate and portland cement, conveyed by compressed air to the nozzle of a spray gun, where water is added.
On to a tough stone substrate you pour layers of asphalt, which is a mixture of aggregate (bits of gravel, slag etc) and bitumen (the heaviest component of crude oil, not tar).
While it has already been demonstrated that these specific point mutations alter the rate of Aβ aggregation [29], [30], [31], [32], [33], [51], [53], [54], we demonstrate here that these mutations result in a heterogeneous mixture of aggregate species and polymorphic fibrillar structures, especially in the presence of lipid bilayers.
This method could be used in similar situations where treatment comparisons have not been possible due to restrictions to RCT evidence and where a mixture of aggregate data and IPD are available.
Although its environmental impact is far from benign, concrete – defined as the mixture of aggregates, water and the hydraulic powder material known as cement – is incredibly useful and widely applicable.
Here we present a model that considers comet dust as a mixture of aggregates and compact particles.
Further support for the formation of different types of nemaline bodies comes from examining other nemaline myopathies, such as those caused by a CFL2 mutation, which have identified a mixture of aggregates, some that stained for F-actin and actinin2, and others that did not [ 1].
This paper describes the effect of lime on composite hot-mix asphalt (HMA) mixtures of aggregate and asphalt binder evaluated using viscoelastic continuum damage analysis, which is based on predicting the effective stress vs. strain equations and microcrack growth.
It is worth noting that we do not observe any mixtures of aggregate states in our experiments, at least not over the time-scales used to determine the initial aggregation pathway.
It is the product of adding water to a mixture of coarse aggregate (such as gravel), fine aggregate (such as sand) and cement.
