It is determined that the lightweight concretes that would be produced with pumice aggregates coated with cement + colemanite dual mixture would have a high performance against high temperature.
In lieu of the lightweight pop that made the Jonas Brothers multimillionaires (they earned about $35 million annually in the last few years), the songs have a slicker, darker feel.
Compared with the 599, the F12 is lighter — by more than 100 pounds with the "lightweight" options that hold the weight to about 3,600 pounds — and more nimble.
With its acoustic strum and impassioned vocals, it's a marked contrast to the lightweight pop that precedes it.
Removing a keystone of aerogel and the dust track it contains from a block of the lightweight material that was used in the Stardust collectors.
Knight, the Sunday-supplement columnist who has made a virtue out of plundering her life for material - and has pulled it off largely through a conspiratorial wit that suggests she's perfectly aware that it's trivial froth - has come up with that rare thing: the lightweight comic novel that is well-written, neatly constructed and actually funny.
The bill would require baseball leagues involving minors to use wood bats, rather than the lightweight metal sluggers that have become the standard.
Mr. Morse said his inspections on several floors also found problems with the fireproofing of the lightweight, weblike trusses that held up the floors.
The two men were transported back to Normandy, where they had been assigned to the lightweight, engineless aircraft that were towed to behind the enemy lines to deliver troops, equipment and ammunition.
And the rooms are filled with various iterations of the lightweight wooden chair that Ponti designed for Cassina, which culminated in the "Superleggera" (superlight) chair of 1957 -- you can pick it up with one finger.
