Sentence examples for architectural reinforcement from inspiring English sources

The chitinases hydrolyze chitin, an abundantly produced homopolymer of N-acetyl-β-D-glucosamine that provides architectural reinforcement of biological structures such as insect exoskeletons, fungal cell walls, nematode egg shells, and other biological matrices involved in protection and self defense.

For that, the influence of architectural parameters of reinforcement such as the frame, the yarn diameter, the pick count, and the filling rate, was studied from six different flax fabrics (2 quasi-unidirectionals and 4 balanced twills) and two processing techniques (autoclave and hot platen press).

Creep of concrete can have damaging effects by inducing deformations that may contribute or eventually lead to cracks, which influence concrete durability, steel reinforcement exposure to corrosion, and aesthetic damage to architectural buildings.

Although this problem has been thoroughly studied over the years using methods such as reinforcement learning, we are interested in a more biologically motivated neural architectural approach.

One aim, Mr. Holliday said, is to ensure that no product is buttonholed by industry -- so that, say, people who sell glass reinforcements for use in car windshields recognize that the product also has architectural uses.

This paper employs cellulose nanowhisker (CNW) as the reinforcement to develop novel 3-component systems of aerogel by exploring optimum formulation and architectural microstructure systems.

Of the $7 million cost, Ms. Harris said, $4.5 million went into new plumbing, ventilating and electrical systems; the reinforcement of hazardously sagging staircases and bathroom floors; and the painting and restoration of existing architectural features.

Architectural illustration.

Luck is negative reinforcement.

Architectural billings fall.

(Architectural styles: "Non-applicable").