Sentence examples for pavement in which from inspiring English sources

Through August, the market features "Fashion on the Pavement," in which independent designers sell their wares on the street.

In 1997, Alex Ross wrote a Musical Events column about Pavement in which he considered Malkmus's lyrics as part of a tradition of obscurity he traces back to Bob Dylan and the Beatles.

It was the sort of jaundiced attitude that informed "Cut Your Hair," the 1994 hit by the definitive indie rock band Pavement, in which Stephen Malkmus sassed, "Songs mean a lot when songs are bought, and so are you".

A new eco-friendly chip seal pavement, in which the mineral aggregate was replaced by crumb rubber obtained from scrap tires, was investigated in this study.

However, it is difficult to control the cracks of LMC due to the construction conditions of bridge deck pavement in which significant water evaporation occurs, and as a result, plastic shrinkage cracks and drying shrinkage cracks often occurs as shown in Fig. 1 (Yun et al. 2002; Choi et al. 2016).

This paper designs and assesses stacked piezoelectric energy-harvesting power generation devices for pavements, in which energy output and road coupling are considered.

Although compressive strengths greater than 25 N/mm2 have been reached (which allows the material to be classified as structural), the design in this initial phase is oriented to applications with limited mechanical requirements (e.g., foundations, earth retaining walls and pavements, in which design forces are moderate).

Specifically, the jointed reinforced concrete pavement (JRCP), in which high performance concrete (HPC) and high performance steel fiber reinforced concrete (HPSFRC) are used, is adopted in the construction of the intended rigid pavement.

"But what made the MOMA gardens so unique is that they were designed as configurations of walls, pavements, sculptures, in which vertical and horizontal elements and free-standing sculptures all played crucial parts in the balance of the overall composition: move something, and the configuration of the whole changes".

Oh, yes --there will be art, too, including Luciano Fabro's "Pavement Tautology" (1967), in which the previous day's newspapers are used to mop a floor; William Pope.L's "Eating The Wall Street Journal" (2000) and more.

The equivalent stress intensity factor of the crack port is more than double the crack tip buried in pavement, which extends in II/III composite type mostly.