Heading along a straight path to the water ahead, the "nature" to be seen is strictly of the concrete, metal and glass variety.
Results of the analyses of a two-story, two-bay reinforced concrete frame, designed strictly in accordance with the European standards, and subject to self weight, dead and service loads and, additionally, to the increasing fire-like thermal load are presented.
Even if no concrete method is strictly followed in the design of the reactor and the settling tank, Eqs.
From one point of view, the answer would seem to be yes what the theorems precisely show is that mathematics cannot be formally reconstructed strictly on the basis of concrete intuition of symbols.
The warehouse, with murals on the walls and an impressively sloping concrete floor, was strictly a DIY affair.
Although not strictly necessary, this section lets you summarize concrete goals of your work, and can help to serve as a checklist for yourself as you move through the process.
Strictly speaking, Smith works with a notion of (concrete) part that involves a double world-time index, but for the simple principles under discussion here both indices can be omitted as irrelevant.
The assessment of structural capacity of RC structures strictly depends on the in situ compressive strength of concrete.
The study models are not strictly architectural but are made from wood, porcelain, resin, concrete, textiles and even musical instruments; the studio uses them to investigate ideas before arriving at a building's final form.
This auxiliary result will help us derive concrete sufficient conditions for the existence of strictly increasing and convergent solution of (1.1).
