voÂ·calÂ·ise 1. (vÅâ²kÉ-lÄzâ²) n. An exercise, composition, or arrangement in which a performer sings solmization syllables or other meaningless vocal sounds rather than a text. [French, from vocaliser, to vocalize, from vocal, vocal, from Old French; see vocal.]
Sub-Base. Sub-base is the term we use to describe the area that lies directly underneath the artificial grass. It is most commonly made up of a sand/gravel mixture, although in some instances it consists of concrete, asphalt or even a wood base. common question is âWhy do I need to install a sub-base? Why canât I just install my artificial grass on top of dirt?â The answer is that native soil is expansive (particularly soil with clay in it) and when it gets wet, the soil expands; when it dries, the soil contracts.
(ii) Supers1ructure. Sub-structure or Foundation is the lower portion of the building, usually located below the ground level, which transmits the loads of the super-structure to the supporting soil.A foundation is therefore that part of the structure which is in direct contact with the ground to which the loads are transmitted.Super-structure is that part of the structure which is above ground level, and which serves the purpose of its intended use.A part of the super-structure, located between the ground level and (he floor level is known as plinth.ii) Supers1ructure. Sub-structure or Foundation is the lower portion of the building, usually located below the ground level, which transmits the loads of the super-structure to the supporting soil.