Gabions In A Sentence

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• A few measures have been taken to save the lake, including the building of gabions.
• Gabions also have advantages over more rigid structures, because they can conform to subsidence, dissipate energy from flowing water, and drain freely.
• Produced at a third of the cost they can be purchased at Debre Tabor, these gabions are used to fight gully formation.
• The Mauritius government has built gabions to address this erosion, but the subsequent tidal damage has raised concerns about its quality and stability.
• Other gabions were toppled into channels as trees grew and enlarged on top of gabion revetments, leveraging them toward the river channels.
• The engineers worked under cover of the musketeers and caliver men, with gabions ( wicker baskets filled with earth ) to shield them from hostile fire.
• The stone walls, so solid-looking from the road, turn out to be stacks of loose stones held in place by wire containers, called gabions.
• The process of infill at the foot of the slope may include construction of berms, gravitational structures such as gabions, or reinforced ground ( i . e ., concrete blocks ).
• Across the river, gabions were set up opposite San Cristobal and earth was brought up to fill them, but they were obliterated by French artillery fire in the morning.
• The siege commenced soon after but the town replied with cannon and matchlock causing some of the besiegers to run away from their incomplete siege works leaving the gabions unfilled.
• On 23 August the corporal was in charge of the advance from the 5th parallel right attack on the Redan in placing and filling 25 gabions under a very heavy fire.