Sentence examples for old slabs from inspiring English sources

Today, it is an austere, if promising, 56-by-81-foot concrete box with scarred walls where the old slabs and beams were sheared off, a sort of blank canvas for the city.

We find that both subduction velocity and slab age are directly proportional to h2, with vs that shows a slightly stronger dependency than a. Fast and old slabs remain hydrated until deeper than slow and young ones.

Under the old "slab system",  stamp duty kicked in over £125k, with 1% rate charged on the whole value properties worth up to £250k.

The old "slab system" of stamp duty tax rules kicked in over £125k, with a one per cent rate charged on the whole value properties worth up to £250k.

The current study was designed to explain the progress and causes of damage to structural concrete exposed to atmospheric CO2 and rainwater (23-year old slab) and interactions of atmospheric CO2, rainwater and gypsum (50-year old columns).

For instance, in the model with a young slab (a = 40 Myr and Tm=1350°C) the absolute value of water held in the slab is 9.8x10 kg/m, whereas for an 80 Myr old slab it is 1.3×10 kg/m.

A number of the storefronts still sport century-old slabs of wood, including the characteristic heavy eaves across the top.

A group of virus-hunting scientists get hold of a 32,000-year-old slab of Siberian permafrost.

However, a correlation is possible between electrical conductivity (or its inverse, resistivity) and P wave attenuation of the backarc anomaly and the age of the slab (Figure 4), suggesting that the backarc anomaly is more conductive and the seismic waves are more attenuated when it is related to a young slab (<100 Myr) than to an <span class="lh lhl">older slab.

Oceanic trenches are found at places where the oceanic lithospheric slabs of two different plates meet, and the denser (older) slab begins to descend back into the mantle.

Wang Du's "World Markets" is a silvery interpretation of a crumpled financial newspaper, while Olivier Mosset has taken old stone slabs — thought to be remnants of Paris's Bastille prison — and piled them like discards awaiting the junk heap.