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  • '''Concrete''' is a construction material that consists of [[cement]] (commonly [[Portl Concrete solidifies and hardens after mixing and placement due to a [[Chemical react
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  • *[http://www.concrete.org/general/home.asp American Concrete Institute, ACI] *[http://www.pavement.com American Concrete Pavement Association, ACPA]
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  • *[http://www.concrete.org/general/home.asp American Concrete Institute, ACI] *[http://www.pavement.com American Concrete Pavement Association, ACPA]
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  • ...Association for much of his career, and was the president of the American Concrete Institute in 1930-1931. *''Design of Concrete Mixtures'' - 1920 - Structural Materials Research Laboratory, Lewis Institu
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  • (1880—1965) Early pioneer in the research of [[concrete]].
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  • ...t bind together the sand, gravel and other aggregates, and hardens to give concrete its rock-like strength.<ref>
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  • [http://www.research.att.com/~njas/oadir/index.html| A lot of concrete orthogonal arrays]
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  • A [[bomb]] or [[warhead]] intended to penetrate rock, concrete or armor before exploding
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  • Hard Target Smart Fuze (HTSF) for deep penetration of bombs into ground, concrete, or rock before penetration
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  • ...rous powder that it is the active ingredient in the construction materials concrete, grout, mortar and plaster.
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  • ...ving, lifting containers or materials, drilling holes in earth or rock, or concrete or paving application
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  • ...n [[mine (land warfare)|clearing mines]]; general applications in breaking concrete, paving, ice, or log jams
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  • ...rt-term strength of [[concrete]] made with pozzolans may not be as high as concrete made with purely cementitious materials.
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  • ...ombing a concrete factory would be a strategic mission while breaking up a concrete road would be countermobility. Bombing the enemy's mobile bridges, before t
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  • ...927 book by philosopher [[Martin Heidegger]] which wishes to work out in a concrete manner "the question of the sense of ''being''", which it does by exploring
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  • A [[drill (tool)]] used to make holes in hard material such as stone and concrete, which moves its cutting bit in a repetitive linear motion or combined with
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  • {{r|Concrete}}
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  • ...though commonly roads are surfaced with [[Asphalt (paving)|asphalt]] or [[concrete]]. ...ed roads such as farm tracks and country lanes. Roads made of asphalt or [[concrete]] provide a smooth and high-friction surface and strengthen the pavement s
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  • | Reinforced concrete buildings are severely damaged or demolished. Most die. | Heavily built concrete structures are severaly damaged or destroyed, and deaths approach 100%
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  • {{r|Concrete pump}}
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  • ...al bomb), incendiary, propaganda leaflets, or even an inert filler such as concrete. Inert fillers may be used for training, or, with guided bombs of sufficien Bombs can have a reinforced case so that they can penetrate earth, concrete, or armor. Alternatively, a bomb with a unitary filler can have a thin case
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  • {{r|Concrete}}
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  • '''Hard target penetrators''' are military devices that penetrate earth, concrete, or rock to disrupt underground structures or to produce specialized effect
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  • {{r|Concrete}}
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  • ...'' where the weight of the building is transferred to the soil through a [[concrete]] slab placed at the ground surface. ...were [[wood]], later [[steel]], [[reinforced concrete]], and [[prestressed concrete]]. Sometimes these foundations penetrate into [[bedrock]].
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  • == Concrete examples ==
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  • {{r|Concrete}}
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  • Spread footing foundations consists of strips or pads of concrete (or other materials) which transfer the loads from walls and columns to the Mat-slab foundations are concrete slabs-on-grade used to distribute heavy column and wall loads across the en
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  • ...lutions. . It is used as a defoamer in concrete additives (especially in [[concrete]] containing lignin sulfonate as a fluidizer); textile processing chemicals
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  • {{r|Concrete}}
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  • ...'[http://www.met.police.uk/history/policebox.htm Police Boxes]'.</ref> The concrete boxes could also serve as a temporary [[jail]] for [[arrest]]ed individuals
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  • {{r|Concrete}}
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  • ...fast, acquiring large amounts of kinetic energy. The kinetic energy of a concrete-filled ballistic missile warhead, or of the collision of an anti-ballistic
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  • ...city. It is the tallest of its kind in the world. It is made of reinforced concrete and soapstone. Its construction lasted about five years and its inauguratio
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  • ...ndation into the ground or drilling a shaft and filling it with reinforced concrete. ...for a single pile; today, splicing is only common with steel piles, though concrete piles can be spliced with difficulty. Driving piles, as opposed to drilling
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  • {{r|Concrete}}
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  • ...y information that has value to a particular electronic network. In a more concrete sense, the signals in a circuit are carried as changes in the voltages and
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  • *{{cite book|author=William Gartner, Jr. (Editor)|title=Asphalt Concrete Mix Design: Development of More Rational Approaches|edition=|publisher=[[AS
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  • ...d on top, to direct the blast downward. This is done to disrupt a paved or concrete surface, possibly as an entry point for mechanical removal, and, in militar
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  • {{r|Concrete and paving equipment}}
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  • ''Concrete Operational Stage, from seven to eleven years'' An increasing ability to mentally manipulate the internal representations of concrete objects. The child is able to decentre to consider more than one characteri
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  • ...ose in order to explain the nature of necessity and possibility exist in a concrete form. Lewis taught for most of his life at [[Princeton University]], but al
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  • ...These are immobile platforms for weighing whole trucks. They are made from concrete or steel. They are either considered pit scales or raised scales, depending
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  • |uses=Concrete, glass, refractories, ceramics, semiconductors.
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  • ...) alone. The linear action helps drill in hard materials such as stone and concrete. There are also hand-operated hammer drill bits, which also are used to ma
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  • ...stone types, but is manufactured to include other materials like resin and concrete in order to afford additional strength. Almost all engineered stone is 90 o ...amp_application.jpg|right|300px|A handicap ramp made from stone(pavers and concrete)}}
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  • ...ne of the most common uses a .22 rifle cartridge to drive [[nail]]s into [[concrete]].
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  • *''Crime in Concrete'', 1960 (American title: ''Concrete Crime'')
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  • ...s, and other cases where collateral damage is to be devoided. A good-sized concrete warhead, hitting an [[artillery]] piece at supersonic speed, will ruin the
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  • ...t, acquiring large amounts of [[kinetic energy]]. The kinetic energy of a concrete-filled bomb case will destroy that which it hits, with far less danger to a
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  • ...c concentrate (AusStats, 2002). It caused two pylons and three sections of concrete decking, totalling 127 metres, to fall from the bridge and sink the ship. S ...res) is such that the wreck of ''Lake Illawarra'' lies on the bottom, with concrete slab on top of it, without presenting a navigation hazard to smaller vessel
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  • ...e transfer and transform ways of thinking that came from the realm of very concrete actions like pouring water or throwing rocks or closing a jammed drawer, an ...on about abstract concepts such as chess or politics, which are not really concrete or physical and have no obvious relevance to reproduction and physical surv
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  • The house was temporarily moved to a concrete platform, supported by deep piles that extended through what would be sever ...deep holes were drilled, and then massive concrete columns were poured. A concrete slab was then formed over the columns and anchored into the shoring structu
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  • ...arance is required, as in historic town centres. In other places, pre-cast concrete slabs (called ''paving slabs'' or, less correctly, ''paving stones'') are u
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  • ...abstract science, likes to teach some of its principles using more or less concrete problems. These '''Scholary problems''' used for teaching '''in computer sc
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  • ...d ''[[Super Chief]] / El Capitan'', comes to rest after smashing through a concrete barrier at Los Angeles Union Station in January, 1948.
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  • *Concrete and paving: [[spreader]]s, [[compactor]]s
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  • ...xplosive. For point targets, the experimental warheads were solids such as concrete, or, for area targets, bundles of steel rods.
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  • ...uthor=Ronald L. Graham | coauthors=Donald E. Knuth, Oren Patashnik | title=Concrete Mathematics | publisher=[[Addison Wesley]] | year=1989 | isbn=0-201-14236-8
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  • ...pt '''system''' is usually well defined. It is used in numerous different concrete contexts, and it is the subject of the basic engineering activities, such ...system and the wall reacted by pushing back at the car totalling it. The concrete wall and the car were a system when touching and when both forces were acti
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  • ...st_End-800x600.jpg|right|155px|Eastern entrance to the tunnel, showing the concrete lining.}} ...g the railroad period. Sometime in this period, the east entry arch had a concrete lining added on the inside.<ref name="FreeWheeling">[http://shaw-weil.com/s
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  • ...mple of the [[free plan]] by supporting the dramatically cantilevered flat concrete roof on 8 cruciform steel columns. This freed the partitions to concentrate
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  • ...he south, the house extends out from the hillside on 10" thick stone-faced concrete ramparts. Kentuck Knob plan is designed on a module system using an equilat ...nch [[pissoir]], red English [[telephone box]]es, and a vertically upright concrete slab from the Berlin Wall. The meadow is reached by a walking path through
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  • |Concrete work||[[Mason (building trade)]]||tools
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  • <!--==Examples of concrete applications==-->
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  • ...ulti-storey; modern houses tend to be single-storey and built of brick and concrete, to be as quake resistant as possible. The brick is of a distinctive yellow
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  • ...ructured than a list (I would prefer a table which allows to highlight the concrete proposed changes, and for others to express YES/ NO/ ABSTAIN). --[[User:Dan
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  • # Concrete and Barbed Wire # Concrete and Barbed Wire
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  • ...erected in 1817) collapsed in 1911 and was reconstructed out of reinforced concrete in 1948. The ''campanile'' has been compared by architectural historian Rex
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  • ...d quality has gained importance, often primary. Examples include [[musique concrete]], [[klangfarbenmelodie]], [[Elliott Carter]]'s ''Eight Etudes and a Fantas
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  • ...m being forced into place); or an object to be disrupted by force (e.g., [[concrete]] to be shattered). ...), and be used for much heavier tasks, such as driving hardened nails into concrete or stone. The handle of such a hand hammer might be 12-16 inches (30-40 cm)
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  • * The intentional entrapment of air bubbles in [[concrete]].
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  • ...begin with theory, rather it starts with the immediate facts of a real and concrete case. While casuistry makes use of ethical theory, it does not view ethical
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  • ...=KingstonWhigStandard2016-06-21/> A second, taller lighthouse, built from concrete, replaced the original lighthouse in 1865. It was changed to automated ope
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  • ...Lane over Lincoln Drive; completed in 1950, it was the first pre-stressed concrete girder bridge in the U.S. ...Bridge'' - built in 1908 and at the time of its construction the largest [[concrete arch bridge]] in the world.<ref name=WalnutLnBridge />
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  • ...arance that is not markedly embellished by the concrete bollards and large concrete, blast-proof walls that were a late addition to parts of the building, prom
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  • ...heads that can be devastating from the immense kinetic energy of a mass of concrete or steel at extremely high speed.
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  • #Vunakanau, surfaced with concrete. ...urteen miles southeast of Rabaul, had been completed by December 1942 with concrete strips, barracks, and other facilities for operations, communications, repa
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  • ...s that used industrial materials and processes, such as plywood, steel and concrete, creating large boxes arranged in geometric forms. Those sculptures were di
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  • ...lian population is, or may be expected to be, excessive in relation to the concrete
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  • ...//forum.citizendium.org/index.php/topic,3943.0.html this Forum thread]. If concrete suggestions to modify the Charter emerge from that discussion, please link
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  • ...first means of defense is passive, at the most basic being using sandbags, concrete, or burial to protect targets. Surprisingly, chain-link fencing can be prot
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  • <tr><td> [[Concrete]] (dry) <td> 4.5
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  • ...otection is needed. For example, the wires or fibers may run through thick concrete ducts or steel pipes, positioned such that human security personnel would s
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  • ...It consists of an oval circuit up to 1/4 of a mile in length with either a concrete or wooden surface.
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  • ...t Tivoli used the latest construction techniques, for example the use of [[concrete]]. Though the site is today known as Hadrian's Villa or the Villa Adriana,
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  • '''Concrete''' is a construction material that consists of [[cement]] (commonly [[Portl Concrete solidifies and hardens after mixing and placement due to a [[Chemical react
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  • ...between Herbert and Vaughan. Some of their poems start from something very concrete - for example sunrise or a flower - and move on to an exploration of religi
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  • A paver lays [[Asphalt (paving)|asphalt]] or concrete in a matter that it's surface is very planar. Asphalt pavers provide also s
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  • ...going renovation. Unknown to Ronaldson and his comrades a massive slab of concrete was only being held up by wooden supports, during the renovation. He was i
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  • ...Sea Cat [[air-to-surface missile]], used in surface-to-surface mode with a concrete warhead. The sheer size and speed of the Sea Cat might have done the damage
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  • ...vessel and all radioactive components are below ground level, under heavy concrete barriers. If a terrorist or rogue operator were to try and force a meltdown
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  • ...here the Confucian-Islamic connection has been the most extensive and most concrete, with China playing the central role in the transfer of both conventional a
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  • ...tract, the other half were concrete words. Most of the stimuli that primed concrete words resembled sounds (e.g., bird) or qualities of objects (e.g., low tone ...when presented after a related excerpt. In both, language and music, both concrete and abstract target words elicited significant N400 effects.
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  • ...individuals will be based not on abstractions but on their production, the concrete manner of their production, the conditions of production and, finally, the ...n this respect, the conclusion that any true revolution must take place in concrete existence bears on the criticism of Feuerbach. According to Marx, Feuerbach
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  • ...68 and 1996. The spent fuel from those 28 years is stored in 43 casks on a concrete pad, 70 feet by 228 feet.</ref> ...with intrusion detectors? If there is an intrusion, is cutting through the concrete and steel difficult enough that there will be plenty of time for a response
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  • ...ed standing seam aluminium, the walls are rendered and the floor slabs are concrete. The shards are designed structurally as three separate entities that move
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  • ...ion and loneliness. It is advisable for those who are susceptible to make concrete plans for the evening.
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