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gabionage Meaning
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gabionage (n.)
The part of a fortification built of gabions.
gabionage Sentence Examples
- The gabionage baskets provided a sturdy retaining wall for the eroding riverbank.
- The engineers used gabionage to stabilize the unstable slope, preventing further landslides.
- The gabionage matting created a flexible and porous surface that allowed water to drain while protecting the underlying soil.
- The gabionage structure was designed to withstand high flood velocities and debris impact.
- The wire mesh gabionage units were filled with local stone, blending seamlessly with the natural surroundings.
- The gabionage revetment along the coastal embankment acted as a barrier against erosion and storm damage.
- The gabionage gabions were arranged in a stepped pattern, creating a terraced effect that reduced erosion.
- The gabionage mattress provided a stable base for underwater construction, minimizing sediment disturbance.
- The gabionage system was chosen for its durability, low maintenance, and cost-effectiveness.
- The gabionage walls formed a protective barrier around the historic building, safeguarding it from floods and debris flows.
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The part of a fortification built of gabions.
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The gabionage baskets provided a sturdy retaining wall for the eroding riverbank.
The engineers used gabionage to stabilize the unstable slope, preventing further landslides.
The gabionage matting created a flexible and porous surface that allowed water to drain while protecting the underlying soil.
The gabionage structure was designed to withstand high flood velocities and debris impact.
