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In addition, the workability has been also improved with this substitution.

The workability has been adversely affected by the inclusion of NS, which can be enhanced by incorporating the fly ash and superplasticizer.

The influence of the quality of the recycled aggregate (amount of declassified and source of aggregate), the percentage of replacement on the targeted quality of the concrete to be produced (strength and workability) has been evaluated.

Bhuvaneshwari et al. [8] concluded that when the flyash percentage was 25%, workability had been at the maximum for stabilization of expansive soils with flyash.

The effect of fly ash and its mean particle size (PD) on the variation of workability and strength has been studied.

The workability of the circuits has been verified using PSpice simulation for 0.13 μm technology with a supply voltage of ±0.5 V.

Treasured for its exquisite color, workability and durability, mahogany from the tropical Americas has been traded for nearly 500 years.

It has been found out that the true workability of SFC cannot be ascertained by the slump tests as the fibers significantly affect the rheology of fresh concrete.

The role of high contents of CNTs in reducing the workability and increasing the voids content of cementitious materials has been reported by Van Tonder and Mafokoane (2014).

Questionnaire data on mental health has been shown to be associated with reduced workability [ 2, 3], lower work performance, and sickness absence [ 4- 7].

Due to the water solubility, workability, low immunogenicity, biocompatibility, and biodegradability of HLC, this material has been successfully used for vascular scaffolds [ 12, 13], artificial bone [ 14], hydrogels [ 15], and skin tissues [ 16].