Examples of using Be laid in English and their translations into Russian
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Any blame for subsequent discrimination in education should therefore be laid at their door.
When transporting pipes of different lengths, short ones must be laid on top.
Your floor can't be laid without crossover points and continuous everywhere throughout your house or apartment.
A hollow core slab can be laid without any supports, and no concrete topping is required on site.
The geocomposite can be laid along as well as across the covered surface without losing its hydraulic and mechanical properties.
Finally, the contractual bases must be laid already in the founding phase,
Thanks to individual insertion elements, several cables/pipes can be laid in a single work step with warning tapes,
Parquet boards should be laid on logs on wood joists
Pipe ground heat exchangers have to be laid with a fall in the direction of the well.
The cables must be laid with a loop 3 upstream of the measuring device to prevent water from getting into the housing.
less than 50 mm, and it should be laid in two layers staggered, overlapping joints of one layer of another.
Which principles can be laid in the foundation of a future human community as a new type of truly human relations?
fast moving operations MOTAPM may be laid more hastily
destruction can be laid at the feet of Ali Bhutto.
Mattresses may be laid over the pipeline, or both under and over it depending on the substrate.
To achieve an even surface, carpets should not be laid on the floor during the first few months after installation.
Irresponsible use: If mines of indefinite duration continue to be manufactured there is a danger that, they may be laid outside fenced and marked areas by undisciplined forces.
Asphalt according to the technical requirements should be laid in two layers, and each layer must dry out for three days.
The pipe must be laid with a fall to ensure the possibility of dew condensation to one place(in the manhole air intake).
This is why a floor must not be laid too close to adjacent walls or other fixed objects.