Mike Acott, the president of the pavement association, called asphalt the "No. 1 recycled product in America," pointing out that contractors were increasingly milling the surface off old roads, crushing it, reheating it and using it to augment new pavement.
Five days after one of the worst typhoons on record hit the Philippines, the magnitude of the catastrophe is barely captured in the preliminary statistics: nearly 2,000 people listed as dead and many thousands more missing; more than 600,000 people displaced; countless homes and roads crushed by surging water.
Did we not learn from Terminator and The Matrix that down this road waits crushing oppression under an unyielding steel grip?
"Brian holds the same commitment as I do to make sure college is a path to opportunity, not a road to crushing debt.
Quartzite is also quarried for paving blocks, riprap, road metal (crushed stone), railroad ballast, and roofing granules.
There were eighty-nine sculptures in his fields in May of 1965, when his truck overturned on a Vermont road and crushed him to death.
There were eighty-nine sculptures in his fields in May of 1965, when his truck overturned on a Vermont road and crushed him to death..
High-end motor homes -- buslike diesel-powered palaces that stretch 40 to 45 feet, weigh up to a road-crushing 60,000 pounds and get 7 to 10 miles per gallon -- make up about 17percentt of the 60,000 motor homes sold annually in the United States.
They sink into wet roads, crush dry ones and require wide berth on mountain roads intended for donkeys.
As an important engineering measure for the proactive cooling frozen-soil roadbed, Crushed-rock embankment reduces the roadbed temperature by adjusting its heat convection process.
Bruce's first major league home run came against Manny Acosta (3-2) andealtlt another crushing road defeat to the Braves, who could not hold a one-run lead heading into the ninth.
