Sentence examples for anchorage that from inspiring English sources
It's a postcard anchorage that's seen plenty of uninvited action: christened by Germans, occupied by Japanese, liberated by Americans, administered by Australians.
Their application for transmural drainage has been "off label" and limited by the lack of lumen-to-lumen anchorage that can lead to leakage, perforation, and stent migration.
The first over golden sands, past rafts of sailing boats, to an aquamarine horizon and the Isle of Wight; behind it, Christchurch Harbour offers a second watery perspective, with an anchorage that has seduced many a smitten artist.
Most recently in this process, ACI 318-11 introduced a vaguely documented "overstrength factor", Ω0, required for the design of certain types of nonstructural anchorage that increased demand forces on non-ductile anchors by a factor of 2.5.
The greater reduction in maxillomandibular relationship in group 1 may be consequent to the greater number of extractions in the maxillary arch, and increased need for class II elastics or headgear, to reinforce anchorage, that consequently produced a non-significantly greater maxillary retraction [21 23], Table 4.
He failed to find a suitable anchorage that would have allowed the ships to over-winter, so he returned to Tasmania, arriving there in April 1841.
In this study, the effect of the number of anchorages that provide connection of GFRP on the beam surface was investigated.
In this study, the effect of the number of anchorages that prevent separation of GFRP plates from the beam surface on the shear strength of beams was investigated.
Trolley tracks were never built, nor were the elevators and commuter kiosks planned for the huge concrete anchorages that house the cables as they head underground.
One means by which debonding may be addressed is by the use of anchorage systems that facilitate the utilization of more layers of FRP prior to failure.
In most reinforced concrete structures, attachments like pipes, mechanical facilities and prefabricated components involve anchorage systems that are classified either as a cast-in-place system or a post-installed system.
