Sentence examples for stable slabs from inspiring English sources

Its performance was satisfactory when applied to stable slabs and the loose concrete was completely removed.

This theory holds that the Earth's upper shell, or lithosphere, consists of nearly a dozen large, quasi-stable slabs called plates.

It is believed that both chip-and-patch and saw-and-patch methods would work as long as the delaminated areas are completely removed and the concrete slabs are stable (e.g. no settlement or movement under moving trucks).

The serpentinized wedge forms and is stable because the colder slab keeps the forearc cool and because water is released from slabs by dehydration as they descend (Peacock 1993; Kirby 1995; Kirby et al. 1996).

That gets a foot in clients' door and generates a slab of stable profits and deposits.

LONDON — Six months after the British government handed control of the police in Northern Ireland to local officials, the worst rioting in years has left 82 police officers injured in Belfast, the provincial capital, including an officer who was hospitalized in stable condition after a concrete slab was dropped on her head from a rooftop.

This synthetic model suggests that the contrast in electrical conductivity between stable hydrous minerals in the slab and the mantle can be less than 1 log unit.

In the reference model (Section 3.2.1), hydrous phases in the slab mantle are stable until temperatures around 600 650°C.

The other two surfaces examined, which were capped by two hydroxides, were found to be approximately 27 and 34 kJ/mol less stable per 1 × 1 surface slab (or 431 and 564 kJ/mol for the 3 × 2 surface slab).

45 The global optimization revealed that the most stable structures of the TaO2 terminated slab have lower surface energies than those of the KO termination.

A vast slab of Antarctic ice that was previously stable may have started to collapse, according to new analysis of satellite data.