Sentence examples for test resilient from inspiring English sources

Moreover, a total number of 252 asphalt mixtures were fabricated and water damage related test methods such as AASHTO T283 (modified Lottman test), Resilient Modulus Ratio (RMR), Marshall Stability Ratio (MSR), Fracture Energy Ratio (FER) and boiling water were used.

Third, some tests including indirect tensile strength (ITS) test, rotational viscosity (RV) test, resilient modulus test and indirect tensile fatigue (ITF) test were conducted to evaluate properties of modified and unmodified asphalt binders and asphalt mixtures.

A series of field tests, including California Bearing Ratio (CBR) test, resilient modulus (Ep) test, Benkelman beam deflection test, and dynamic cone penetrometer (DCP) test were carried out after the subgrade construction to investigate the effects of the curing time and additive content on the mechanical properties and bearing capacity of the stabilized silt.

To this end, various laboratory tests, including Hamburg wheel tracking test, Overlay test, indirect tensile strength test, resilient modulus test, and dynamic modulus test were performed to compare the engineering properties of PMLC specimens to those of plant-mixed and field compacted (PMFC) field core specimens at different aging stages.

The performance of HMA mixtures under multiple freeze thaw cycles was evaluated through the following tests: resilient modulus; indirect tensile strength; tensile strength ratio and fracture energy.

First up is a notification service for the Content API, a constant stream of events; attempting to implement caching for the Content API; playing around with Netflix's open source tool called Chaos Monkey to test how resilient our infrastructure is; possibly writing a client for the Content API in Clojure.

Premiership leaders Saracens maintained their 100% record, but were given a stern test by resilient Wasps.

The investigation programme includes the indirect tensile test, the resilient modulus test and the dynamic creep test.

Nothing is unhackable, of course, and testing how resilient it was to attack was not possible at this stage.

The union that People magazine once called "the relentlessly tested, eerily resilient marriage" ended in divorce in 2003.

These models are supported by studies on non-resilient landscapes, where loss of primary productivity also translated into loss of secondary productivity, but have not been tested on resilient landscapes.