Sentence examples for Reduced serviceability from inspiring English sources
Numbers and percentages of maxillofacial prostheses, their retention method, serviceability, reduced serviceability causes, and digital technologies (DT) used in constructing prostheses were analysed.
Introducing a prestressing force to the LWC flexural members can compensate for the reduced serviceability of the members, producing considerable synergistic advantages in structural and environmental aspects.
The cracking of concrete structures can drastically reduce their serviceability, specifically by inducing a decrease in bearing capacity while their permeability and diffusivity are being increased.
When designing these foundations, their vibration amplitudes and the forces transmitted to the supporting piles or soil medium must be reduced to meet serviceability and stability requirements.
These restrictions meant that the SECR was unable to follow a coherent locomotive strategy that reduced costs and increased serviceability.
The uncertainty of the cracking strength determined experimentally or numerically reduces confidence in serviceability limit state design when compared with strength limit state design.
As SBC dissipates energy without causing permanent damage, part of the strength required for serviceability design can be reduced by activating the SBC at an appropriate slip force.
Consequently, the serviceability of these structures could be reduced drastically.
Because most consumers equate rapid repair and reduced downtime with higher quality, these elements of serviceability are less subject to personal interpretation than are those involving evaluations of courtesy or standards of professional behavior.
The serviceability and the safety of the structure may be reduced.
A characteristic test example considered, showed that a quantifiable reduction in the weight of the structure is accomplished by allowing web openings in the beams of the structure without reducing structural strength or serviceability requirements.
