Sentence examples for the cement made from inspiring English sources

Tracking the resource footprints of economic activities, we highlight that the construction sector can use the cement made from blast furnace slag as to reduce the footprint.

The cement makes the concrete white by acting as a catalyst under sunlight to break down organic pollutants in the air.

According to the manufacturer's claim; the hydrophilic nature of the cement makes this a perfect companion to use with self-sealing propoint, allowing the point to hydrate and swell to fill any voids.

In the 1930s, Hilston Park was the residence of Edmund Henry Bevan (High Sheriff of Northamptonshire in 1912), whose riches were by inheritance from the Portland cement made at Bevan Works in Northfleet, Kent.

Dawe said he saw the biggest potential for the process in the four billion tonnes of cement made around the world each year.

David Hicks had originally designed the home, which he called Savannah, to resemble the ancient Egyptian temple of King Zoser and covered the walls with rough cement made with the pink Bahamas sand.

The high content of pulverized cement made the dust highly caustic (pH 10 11) (Landrigan et al. 2004; Lioy et al. 2002).

Workers have said BP and Halliburton chose the special foamed cement, made with nitrogen.

"The stench of mold on wet cement made even the gnats gasp and our throats burned like nuclear reactors," Mark States, a fortyish poet with flowing gray hair, insisted on putting it.

In another, Teresa Margolles (who has since had her work featured at the Venice Biennale) poured fresh cement made with water used to wash corpses all over the gallery floor.

The amount of bone cement made in each preparation could fill up two 10 ml syringes.