...J F DOUGLAS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1947 ADHESION BINDERS AGGREGATES FAILURES ROADS CONSTRUCTION SURFACES TENSION MEASUREMENT INTERFACIAL ADSORPTION LIQUIDS DISPLACEMENT CHEMICAL TESTS ACIDITY ALKALINITY EFFECT CHARACTERISTICS MINERALS COMPOSITION TEXTURE POROSITY...

... in tone. There is no objection to combination of colours or even a texture made up of widely variegated colours, pro- vided onlythat something almost equivalento a centreof gravity of tones can be maintained in a reasonably centralposition. Certain simple shapes are generally more satisfying than...

... cathedrals that expression was provided by flying buttresses, which indicated how the various forces were acting ; and thatundoubtedly gave an interest to thebuildings whichthey would not otherwise possess. Rhythm, texture, colour, and silhouette all entered into the interestoffered by a building. He had...

... ROUGHNESS PROPERTIES WET CONDITIONS SLIPPERINESS SKIDDING FINISHES TEXTURE FORCES FRICTION BATSON, BIRD ANDSTRADLINCO)NROAD ENGINEERING. 443 The following Paper was submitted for discussion, and, on the motion of the President, the thanksof The Institution were accorded to the Authors. Road...

... COEFFICIENTS MEASUREMENT INSTRUMENTATION MEASURING INSTRUMENTS SIDEWAY FORCES COEFFICIENTS TEXTURE FINISHES SKIDDING TESTS WET CONDITIONS TYRES MATERIALS FRICTION RESISTANCE 454 DISCUSSION ON ROAD ENQINEERINQ PROBLEMS Discussion. Dr. Stradling. Dr. STRADLINiGn, exhibiting some lantern...