Sentence examples for analysis of the foundation from inspiring English sources
The level of vibration was measured again at the characteristic framework parts, and FEM analysis of the foundation framework was used to analyse the effects of the redesign.
In addition, these studies focused on the analysis of the foundation itself, so the effect on the structural response of the tower merits further research.
In this study, the limit state equation for tensile reliability analysis of the foundation surface of a gravity dam was established.
An analysis of the foundation's tax records from 1985 to 2002 shows that Gary, Carlotta and their son, David, drew a total of $21 million in compensation from the foundation.
These criticisms of rationalism are not unproved assertions but rest on analysis of the foundations of human knowledge.
Weyl's mathematical analysis of the foundations of quantum mechanics showed that regularities in a physical theory are most fruitfully understood in terms of symmetry groups.
The end point of Reichenbach's epistemological analysis of the foundations of spacetime theory is then "the causal theory of time", a type of relational theory of time that assumes the validity of the causal principle of action-by-contact (Nahwirkungsprinzip).
For a thorough analysis on the foundations of financial economics under Knightian Uncertainty, see alsoBurzoni et al. (2017).
It is seen that generally the analysis of these foundations is carried out without considering the effect of super structure (Chu and Afandi 1966; Brown 1969; Melerski 1990; IS: 11089-1984 2002; Dewaikar and Patil 2006).
According to the Wall Street Journal, his works include "God and Advanced Mammon Can Theological Types Handle Usuryy and Capitalism?" and "An Analysis of the Moral Foundations in Ayn Rand".
His analysis of the philosophical foundations and methodology of physics played a central role in the so-called Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics, based on the renunciation of causality and on the affirmation of the positivist notion that physical concepts must be limited by the possibilities of observation.
