Sentence examples for Unified bond from inspiring English sources
A unified bond graph approach was employed that integrates physical and chemical domains in the fuel cell operation, including fluid dynamics, heat transfer, and electrochemistry effects.
There is no unified bond calculation method in China.
A unified bond calculation method can help to ensure the adequacy of bond amounts and will contribute to fairness among mining companies for reclamation.
"Can we please, please stop saying, once and for all, that the district is selling 25-year bonds to pay for three-year useful-life tablets and laptops," says Thomas A. Rubin, consultant to the L.A. Unified bond oversight committee.
Another variable in the district's long-term budgeting is the Glendale Unified bond measure, which goes before voters in June and could bring in hundreds of millions of dollars for capital improvements.
Significantly, the review identifies considerable inconsistency in the test arrangements, instrumentation methods, and data processing techniques for extracting local bond-slip properties, which has undoubtedly hindered the development of a unified bond model and codifiable design rules.
The local bond stress-slip curves near the loaded end are generally stiffer than those close to the anchorage end, which indicates that it might not be reasonable to do finite element modelling using an unified bond-slip law.
Under the direction of this authority, a nationwide unified reclamation bond system could be established to create fair and enforceable standards with realistic reclamation costs for mining companies.
A new model for the bond-slip relationship between steel bars and concrete involving steel corrosion factor is proposed by modifying a recently developed unified bond-slip model.
Two most important contributions to the electric response of the compact layer at a metal electrolyte solution interface, namely the reorientation of the molecular dipoles and the interfacial capacitor's effective gap relaxation, are considered in the unified "elastically bonded molecular capacitor" model.
The comparisons in this paper show that the United States has a more mature and unified reclamation bonding system than the other three countries.
