Sentence examples for of coarse materials from inspiring English sources

And its appearance here with work by two younger women, Gay Outlaw and Diana Cooper, is meant to show, if not Ms. Bontecou's direct influence on the present generation, then at least affinities between her work and theirs -- for instance, the balance of coarse materials and fabrication with biomorphic imagery arranged in a formal scheme.

High workability together with a good resistance to segregation is needed for cement based composites, specifically fresh self-compacting mortars (SCM); in this prospect, the amount of coarse materials has to be reduced and replaced by fine material.

A crucial aspect of physical geotechnical model tests (under both 1-g and n-g conditions) is the evaluation of the initial (low-strain) stiffness of the soil layers of the sample test deposit, especially in the case of coarse materials.

The experimental work presented in this paper has shown that the flow rates of coarse materials through conical hoppers conform to the models of Beverloo et al. (1961. Chem. Engng Sci.15, 260) and Rose and Tanaka (1959, The Engineer (London 208, 465), with the mass flow rate being proportional to D52 where D is the orifice diameter.

The E3 deposits are thick and composed of coarse materials (Table 3), and are traceable in the canal-trench (Fig. 9).

Repeated cycles of freezing and thawing of water in the soil are responsible for frost heave of coarse materials, cryoturbation (i.e. 'frost churning' of soil material), and mechanical weathering.

The absence of sediments in the littoral zone here inhibits the transport of coarse material by sea-ice.

Occasionally sand cays may have a rampart of coarse material on the windward side, just beyond a shallow lagoon filled with mangroves.

The addition of coarse material to heterogeneous suspensions further slows heat transfer thus reducing thermal granulation, and variable interlocking of large particles prevents efficient hydrodynamic mingling.

For the Saxtons River, channel widening was spatially infrequent and limited in magnitude; however, other geomorphic effects were profound (1) the entrainment, transport, and deposition of extremely coarse material; (2) stripping of floodplain surfaces; (3) channel avulsions and incision into Pleistocene-aged material; and (4) deposition of coarse material across floodplains.

A survey of ore pass design and performance in 10 Quebec underground mines has shown that, while cohesive arching is also observed, interlocking hang-ups of coarse material are by far the most frequently observed phenomena in the surveyed mines.