Sentence examples for a simple prescriptive from inspiring English sources

A simple prescriptive equation is proposed for the buckling strength of the steel cross-section that is consistent with many design codes, and illustrates that the presence of an infill may enhance the cross-sectional strength, not only by the added strength of the infill itself, but by delaying the buckling of the steel tube.

A parametric study that is undertaken for a typical connection, based on the simple prescriptive equations developed in the paper, illustrates the variation of the ultimate strength of stocky webs with the variation of the thermal gradient and with the length of the patch load.

This method is not intended to be prescriptive, but to provide a simple model for tailoring content to the unique educational models that exist throughout the world.

Based on the numerical analysis, a set of prescriptive recommendations on reinforcement details is finally proposed, offering a simple yet safe guidance for new design or upgrade of DCB members.

Where they have been defined at all, scenarios have tended to be simple and prescriptive, representing static exposure distributions for a fixed reference population.

At this stage, the issue changes from a descriptive to a prescriptive or normative one.

But, to end on a positive note, a prescriptive endcap video.

"Myths, Illusions, and Peace" is both an analytical and a prescriptive book.

This casserole is versatile – I'm a cupboard cook, not a prescriptive or overly scientific one.

Dao remains essentially a concept of guidance, a prescriptive or normative term.

In this respect, Bradley offers a descriptive rather than a prescriptive ethical theory.