Sentence examples for retained material from inspiring English sources

Care is taken to design caissons able to withstand the thrust of the retained material, which is carefully selected for the areas immediately behind the quay wall.

As the required depth increases, a sheet-pile section of sufficient strength and stiffness to hold the retained material without further assistance becomes impractical from the point of view of handling and driving.

To quantify the degree of disintegration of the retained material, the fragmentation index is introduced.

This configuration predetermined values for moisture content of the retained material over the screen and separation efficiency regarding particle size.

Accumulation of retained material on the membrane surface and membrane fouling are the limiting factors in this process.

We recommend sieving the retained material with the 6.3 mm mesh and using a modified the slake durability index equation to better reflect the disintegration of mudrocks during the slake durability index test.

The materials were then screened on a #30 sieve (595 μm spacing) and the retained materials were used for the analysis.

Wiesenthal said that he had retained his Eichmann file when he sent his research materials to Yad Vashem in 1952; in fact he sent all his materials there, and it was his counterpart, Tuviah Friedman in Vienna, who had retained materials on Eichmann.

The retained materials were placed onto Waters BEH C18 trap (1.7 μm, 250×0.075 mm) and eluted (350 nL/min) with an increasing concentration of 0.1% formic acid/acetonitrile.

Vanessa Trevelyan, convener of the association's ethics committee and head of Norfolk Museum and Archaeology Service, said, "Although disposal of items is not without risk, it is preferable to transfer items to an alternative home where they will be treasured, rather than retain material that is not supporting a museum's research, display or interpretation functions".

A perovskite-type oxide, La0.8Sr0.2Co0.5Fe0.5O3−δ, is employed in the experimental study of the process as an oxygen retaining material.