Sentence examples for pavement means from inspiring English sources
Skid resistance is the requirement to the surface characteristics of pavement, means the driving safety provided by the pavement wearing course, traditionally not included in the structure design.
The forest of bollards on the pavements, meant to discourage vehicles from parking, are already being damaged by bikers mounting the pavement in peak traffic.
Images projected onto flooring or pavements mean kids can now kick around virtual footballs, courtesy of Coca-Cola; or your shadow can move images of splurges of paint to create a messy virtual canvas.
Preventive maintenance to porous asphalt pavements by means of spraying rejuvenators on the pavement surfaces is considered as cost-effective.
When Americans – and British road engineers – talk about pavement, they mean the road, not the, er, sidewalk.
A more sedate and even poignant memorial for a London street, showing a fallen hat on a patch of pavement, is meant to mark the place and manner in which Adlai Stevenson fell dead in 1965.
Sad to say we need them, it seems we can't work out for ourselves that parking in a disabled spot or halfway across the pavement is mean and selfish and we need the threat of a £60 fine and a tacky patch of windscreen to show us the light.
Measurement of the deflection of pavement structures by means of non-destructive testing is a technique used to assess the condition of the pavement.
The present research deals with the influence of fine Crumb Rubber CRR) incorporation on the mechanical and performance characteristics of dense graded asphalt mixtures including 30% Reclaimed Asphalt Pavements (RAP) by means of both laboratory-scale and in situ tests.
In three independent fields of pavement cells, the mean isotropy factor ranged from 0.88 to 0.91 (Table 3).
A Deskey representative said "seeability" is important - this means adequate pavement brightness, sufficient object brightness, a low level of discomfort glare & a minimum of disability-veiling glare.
