Sentences with phrase «blaison macadam»

I follow the clean - edged macadam northTo catch the train.

The Watkins Glen Grand Prix Corporation laid down a new 2.3 - mile macadam course (which was completed only an hour before practice for the September races) and held the race meeting anyway.

Parachute into Columbus on a stormy night, then drive an hour down to Athens to catch the Ohio team bus and experience a typical week on the MAC macadam.

And that's where the Michelin hits the macadam.

This macadam will be open - textured in the case of porous systems, and densely graded for impervious systems.

Bound base layers for artificial sports surface construction normally consist of bituminous macadam.

Additionally, other project management considerations involve drainage, sub ‑ bases, edge kerbs, macadam, polymeric and synthetic grass surface options, playing lines and quality control.

For example, standard grip macadam is ideal for tennis whereas sand ‑ dressed synthetic turf (with shockpad) is ideally suited to sports such as hockey.

From standard macadam through to polymeric surfacing and synthetic turf, each type of surface for a multi-use games area holds a distinct strength suited to a particular sport.

Polymeric Polymeric (or «rubberised») surfaces have a degree of inherent shock absorption and they are normally laid above a porous macadam base.

In most cases, a shock pad will sit directly below the carpet layer with a further two layers of macadam (Tarmac) beneath that.

That said, when the New Mexican macadam on our drive route transitioned from smooth to granulated, then to unimproved before finally settling on rutted red mud, the Explorer seemed genuinely unfazed.

With the mountainous speed - breakers our cities seem to favour, you can be sure you will often hear the discordant tune of metal meeting macadam.

She sweeps her eyes over the macadam, down the hill to the clinic, over to the creek bubbling along behind it.

The local priest, surfacing from a week - long binge, lit beeswax tapers to Innocent of Irkutsk, the saint who in the 1720s had repaired the road to China and was now about to bring civilization to Prigorodnaia in the form of a ribbon of macadam with a freshly painted white stripe down the middle.