Sentence examples for available simplified from inspiring English sources

None of the available simplified procedures could capture the distribution and magnitude of seismic earth pressures experienced by this class of underground structures.

When using available simplified methods for the estimation of critical discharge flow rates, a suitable friction factor has to be chosen.

Available simplified formulations for the seismic analysis of axisymmetric structures address materially homogeneous solids with uniform cross-sections, while generally neglecting the effects of higher vibration modes and soil flexibility.

It is shown that the correlation is not unique for different types of sands and the boundary curve proposed in the available simplified method can only be used as an initial estimation of liquefaction resistance.

Different data processing and function fitting techniques can be used to derive functions; however, due to the small datasets currently available, simplified approaches are discussed.

Presently available simplified analytical methods and semi-empirical methods for the analysis of buried pipelines subjected to fault motion are suitable only for the strike-slip and the normal-slip type fault motions, and cannot be used for the reverse fault crossing case.

While there is agreement in principle to make available a simplified version of the information contained within SAC's Higg Index, which standardises the measurement of the environmental and social impacts across the value chain, there remain doubts about whether this will make any difference to people's consumption habits.

Finally, the engineering relevance of the results is discussed, and, if the wind velocity at the 10 m elevation is available, a simplified method of calculating the sea surface shear stress is given.

First Pass, then, makes Entelo's core products, including its candidate search tools, predictive analytics and its dashboard for monitoring those candidates available in simplified form for mobile.

In case the data for the definition of many parameters are not easily accessible or available, the simplified formula provided by Equation 4 is a good alternative.

It was first carried out by Newmark et al. (1951) and closed-form solutions are available for simplified elastic considerations (Robinson and Naraine 1998; Roberts and Haji-Kazemi 1989; Taljsten 1997; Smith and Teng 2001).