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The pushover
noun
Someone who is easily swayed or influenced to change his/her mind or comply.
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The pushover curve of each prototype is developed and the seismic response factors are determined accordingly.
The pushover analysis was performed to determine the overall response, the sequence of inelastic activity leading to collapse, and the failure mechanism.
The pushover curves were developed.
The pushover curves developed with a rectangular load pattern (REC).
The pushover testing was discontinued after the manifestation of this crack.
The pushover tests were performed for three replicate of each systems.
The pushover analyses were performed until the maximum inter-story drift reached 1.5%% of the story height.
The pushover curve has been managed to evaluate the curve of the equivalent Single Degree of Fredom (SDOF) system.
The pushover curve of the performance or capacity-designed structure (model CD) is also presented for comparison.
The pushover curve is obtained using a displacement-controlled analysis, in which the roof displacement is gradually increased with Fb adjusted to provide equilibrium at the nodes.
"They're not the pushover type of people.
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