Sentence examples for stone fraction from inspiring English sources

A greater uniformity of particle size within the cap material with a reduced clay and stone fraction were identified as potential solutions to avoid the extent of root penetration.

The soil is characterized by a pH ranging from 5·1 to 6·3, and consists of a stony seasonally waterlogged loam overlying shale, with the stone fraction estimated at 50%% of the soil mass in the 0 40 cm layer.

HA is present in kidney stones in fractions that are disproportionate to its urinary concentrations [ 63].

The rounded structures (Fig. 9) constructed from stone masonry with countable fraction of timber elements are excellent examples in earthquake resilient features (SDMC 2008; Gautam 2015b).

Now there's a motto.... 6.07pm BST 50,000 people protested in Greece The latest estimate is that 50,000 people took to the streets of Athens today to protest against Angela Merkel's visit, with only a small fraction throwing stones and molotov cocktails at the riot police.

"Ten years ago the stone would have made a fraction of this price," said Rahul Kadakia, head of jewelry for Christie's Americas and Switzerland, referring to "The Orange".

The main features that differentiate permeable friction course (PFC) mixtures from dense-graded asphalt mixtures are the high total air voids content 18 to 22%—and stone-on-stone contact condition in the coarse-aggregate fraction of the PFC mixtures.

At 67, he was relieved to discover that the costumes for the rotund king weighed only a fraction of the 20 stone of those he had needed 20 years previously.

Goal is the separation of demolition waste in three fractions: wood, plastic, and stone.

In Turkish folk medicine, tea prepared from the crushed seeds was used to pass kidney stone and against stomach ache, while a fraction of seed was swallowed to alleviate hemorroids symptoms.

The indirect-reacting bilirubin level remained high, fluctuating between 7 and 15 mg/dl, with normal direct-reacting fraction, and no evidence of biliary stone recurrence at ultrasonography.