Sentence examples for timber must be from inspiring English sources

Congress, which is not brimming with forestry specialists, specifies each year how many board-feet of timber must be sold.

Glass blocks should always be built within a frame so that edges are protected and made neat.You cannot cut the blocks so the framing, ideally timber, must be built to suit the size of the feature.

The extraction of timber, both from natural forest and/or plantation forest, must be conducted according to certain regulations concerning reforestation funds, taxes on forest resources, and fees for concession permits.

In order to achieve larger spans of timber arch bridges, glulam massive timber sections must be spliced on-site by moment resisting and rotationally stiff joints.

Timber stands must be felled and regenerated in an orderly sequence to meet continuing industrial demands.

Since dowel groups are designed as semi-rigid connections subjected to an arbitrary set of internal forces, the corresponding structural behaviour of the surrounding timber matrix must be considered in the design process accordingly, including the effect of reinforcements.

Therefore, it was concluded that the effect of compression flexure interaction on bridge timber piles must be checked during bridge design and/or rating, especially in the case of simply supported superstructures where loading on one span may lead to eccentric loading on a timber pile group.

Nevertheless, for the long-term, a high value timber goal must be reached, production of a high value log requires large d 1.3m of above 40 cm (Thies et al. 2009) this undoubtedly benefits the long term on-site carbon storage ultimately followed by long term storage within ex-situ products.

The timber industry must be required to clean up after itself.

One consequence of the rapidity of the program was that much of the timber must have been unseasoned; this is relevant to the eventual Greek decision at the Battle of Salamis (480) to fight in narrow waters, where the resulting loss of speed (green timber makes ships heavier and slower) would matter less.

The RHS now insists that: all timber sold and used must be certified as sustainably sourced; hosepipes are banned in the main marquee; and a bore hole not only caters for the plants but is used to flush the loos.