Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun See
reinforced concrete .
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Examples
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But the knowledge of the steel-concrete combination resulted in the development of reinforced concrete using large steel rods.
2. Catchment possibilities and choice of reservoir types 1989
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A 40-foot tall, 24-foot wide, 14-foot deep steel-concrete box will be dropped in to a spot where the two leaks are releasing the most oil.
Gizmodo 2010
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A 40-foot tall, 24-foot wide, 14-foot deep steel-concrete box will be dropped in to a spot where the two leaks are releasing the most oil.
Gizmodo 2010
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Barriers of different types, including reinforced steel-concrete walls that can resist bombs, grenades and rapid fire weapons, are being erected for the first time inside the
India eNews 2009
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Kasab's cell, court and the tunnel have been built with strong steel-concrete walls, strong enough to withstand bomb and bullet attacks, at an estimated cost of Rs two crore.
unknown title 2009
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In steel-concrete beams or slabs subjected to bending stresses, the entire tensile stress shall he carried by the steel, which shall not be strained above the limits allowed for this material.
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