Sentence examples for open sheeting from inspiring English sources
In some cases, this combination alone can overcome the weight of overburden to open sheeting joints.
These conditions promote the opening of sheeting joints, macroscopic fractures that open near to and essentially parallel to the topographic surface.
The microcosms with tidal simulation were established in an open-sided greenhouse covered with 6-mm clear plastic sheeting.
Prabal Gurung opened his show with models standing at attention behind clear plastic sheeting, and in a way airlessness was his problem.
Thousands of families living in the open under canvas and plastic sheeting will become vulnerable to diseases such as measles that are more prevalent during winter.
Warming was applied to experimental plots by erecting open-top hexagonal chambers constructed of a wooden frame (2.54 × 5 cm boards of pressure treated YellaWood®) wrapped with 4 mm clear polyethylene plastic sheeting (Marion et al. 1997) in August 2011.
Plausible distributions of water pressure in sheeting joints would help open and drive sheeting joints beneath valleys, saddles, and bowls.
For composite steel-concrete beams, it is well known from tests that the shear capacity of welded-stud connectors can be reduced by the presence of profiled steel sheeting if it has an open-trough profile where the open-trough ribs, usually trapezoidal in shape, are laid transverse to the steel beam.
They cleaned one wing, stretching plastic sheeting donated from Poland over open window frames and digging textbooks out of the wrecked library that took a direct hit last winter.
The three open faces of the cube were hung with white sheeting and the two sheeted vertical faces were backlit using two cool-running HMI daylight lamps (125 W ARRI Pocket Par, ARRI Group, London, U.K). to give flicker-free illumination without unduly heating the arena.
A camp has sprouted up to accommodate the stranded, who live in shelters of plastic sheeting or simply out in the open, defenceless against the seasonal rains.
