Sentence examples for sound concrete from inspiring English sources

A light hammer is normally used as sound concrete is found.

The basic requirements for sound concrete industry in developing countries are addressed in the chapter.

The results show that the ultrasonic testing is a more robust approach for distinguishing the sound concrete slab from the damaged concrete.

The crack effect on water permeation in a representative elementary volume (REV) is analytically derived through averaging water permeation in sound concrete and crack width.

The chloride ingress in cold joint concrete is more rapid than that in sound concrete, and it is also affected by loading conditions.

The most common repair approach is to splice additional reinforcements to the corroded rebars, which is time consuming and costly, as a large volume of sound concrete beyond the corroded part must be removed to provide sufficient lap lengths.

"It would be a misstep to talk a lot about Lewis's strategy — what I believe we should do in a way where it sounds concrete and final without elevating voices from families and communities," Ferebee said in an interview at D.C. school headquarters, wearing his trademark fitted suit and dark, oversized tortoiseshell eyeglasses.

At Cologne emphasis was immediately placed on electronically generated sounds rather than concrete sounds and on electronic sound modifications such as filtering and modulating rather than tape manipulation.

The hills around Vienna are alive with the sound of concrete mixers as a wave of Viennese like Mr. Bauer and Ms. Roidinger migrate from the city center to start families and escape apartment life.

They are on this new journey and on every journey they have undertaken before, together or separately, together and separately, until they inhabit one another's memories and one by one they disappear — though even this description makes it sound too concrete.

Thoughts of the earthquake bring to mind the dilemma facing most poor Haitians who live in both earthquake- and hurricane-prone areas and cannot afford to build seismically sound houses: concrete might protect folks from hurricanes, but it can become deadly during an earthquake.