Sentence examples for mortar texture from inspiring English sources

The results show that the finer particles have higher pozzolanic activity, leading to the more consumption of Ca(OH 2 and the more production of additional C S H, C A H and C A S H, which compact the paste and mortar texture and remarkably enhance the mechanical strength at later ages (after 7 days).

These recent paintings are gigantic with a signature mortar-thick texture that reconstructs enigmatic essences of appropriated images in patchwork fashion.

Smooth meat is traditionally valued in Middle Eastern cooking -- wealthy households might devote a servant's entire day to pounding meat in a stone mortar -- but that texture is not to modern American taste, and coarsely ground meat works best in these recipes.

So how is it that eight years later, I am in my kitchen late at night, carefully grinding a blend of red confectioner's sugar, orange Smarties and candied nuts in a pestle and mortar to replicate the texture of the shell of a giant spider crab for that same child's ninth birthday?

Depending on the substrate texture, rendering mortars with different consistencies increase the bonding strength of this type of systems.

Their irregular texture and wide mortar gaps, along with the casement-like black metal mullions of the new windows, make the bookstore appear much older than the storefronts around it.

To make the puree, a mortar and pestle produces the perfect texture, but a blender or food processor is quicker and easier.

This study assessed the influence of the substrate texture and rheological characteristics of mortars on the shear and tensile bond strength of rendering mortars.

To make the praline, toast the hazelnut until dark, crush with a mortar until you get a crumbly, sticky texture, then add the sugar and salt.

This paper is dedicated to studying the effect of sticky rice sol gel on the microstructure (including pore structure and texture) and properties of lime mortar.

Add the hazelnuts to the mortar and bash until the mix is the texture of coarse breadcrumbs.