Examples of using Slabs in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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the industry standard and means of testing for manufacturers of major production rails, slabs, and forged steel ingots.
This occurs in relatively cold tectonic plates, called slabs, which are found especially beneath the western Pacific Ocean.
of the game environment, such as pushing stone slabs and slashing ropes.
Small slabs of wood designed to train the eye in left-to-right reading movements;
More than 6,000 years ago, the stone slabs three meters high was dragged more than a kilometer to build this place.
Hancock notes that the stone slabs at Göbekli Tepe not only describe an ancient cosmic collision but predict another one that is yet to come.
Earth's crust is made from several vast, jagged slabs of rock called tectonic plates,
He never walked over the slabs but just lay on the structure to enjoy the sun.
paved with stone slabs, is the remains of the mythical lost city of Atlantis.
In some slabs, there may be veins that have tones of rust in them, as well as spots of turquoise quartz.
They then fitted massive granite slabs into the grooves to effectively cut off the path of anyone who managed to walk deep into the pyramid.
The house is designed with 4 solid thick slabs and no normal fixed partition walls.
And more than that, the marble slabs placed there burst upwards into the faces of those who were laying them.
Polished slabs are often cut into tiles or countertops and installed in many kinds of residential
A hiker walks along granite slabs sculpted by tumbling waters on the Stone Pools Trail near Palm Springs.
When I see people order big slabs of liver in restaurants,
The lower-level water is surrounded by glass blocks with slabs attached to the bottom to prevent any baby zombies from escaping.
After the building's collapse, he was trapped between concrete slabs for fourteen hours until he was rescued by a university student.
Similarly, slabs beneath North America have helped bring that continent's history of mountain building into clearer focus.
Slabs of agarose gels(usually 0.7- 2%)