Sentence examples for reinforcing natural from inspiring English sources
The technology functions by redistributing and reinforcing natural defects and by forming the products into structurally efficient shapes unachievable by sawing, thereby 'doing more with less' wood fibre.
The virtue specific to this activity is prudence, which has the job of reinforcing natural bonds and coming up with unifying techniques designed to strengthen the ties of individuals with the whole, of integrating unlike with like and of attenuating the most violent conflicts, so that the result is the correct functioning and prosperity of the entire organism.
Engineered wood products are made from a variety of wood substances which are held together by an adhesive; the aim being to use the wood fibre more efficiently by redistributing and reinforcing natural defects and by forming the products into structurally efficient shapes unachievable by sawing, thereby doing more with less wood fibre.
As diphtheria has become rarer, opportunities for acquisition or reinforcing natural immunity have also been reduced [ 3, 4].
The higher level of diphtheria antitoxin antibodies in the Polish population in the 1990s may have been maintained by reinforcing natural immunity and boosting through subclinical infections, as in 1990s and earlier, diphtheria was a quite common disease in Poland.
Moreover, three reinforced natural aggregate concrete slabs have been casted and tested as benchmarks.
The damping and isolation material is a fiber reinforced natural rubber exhibiting strong nonlinear dependence with respect to strain.
Carbon black reinforced natural rubber is a composite material that is increasingly being used in engineering applications.
The results demonstrated that the bond strength of reinforced RAC is comparable with that of reinforced natural aggregate concrete (NAC).
Our compounds have achieve better reinforcement properties compared to those of Potts et al. (2013) who adopted latex and solid mixing (two-roll milling) approach to reinforce Natural rubber with 5phr exfoliated graphite oxide and carbon black (CB).
Motivated by computing elastic properties of reinforced natural fibre composites, a multi-scale numerical model, named 'the Projected Fibre approach (PF)', is proposed.
