Sentence examples for based on the allowable from inspiring English sources
For example, all the seventeen long span bridges constructed in Japan by the Honshu Shikoku Bridge Authority between Honshu Island and Shikoku Island including ten suspension bridges, five cable-stayed bridges, one arch bridge, and one truss bridge were designed based on the allowable stress design method.
NSF and NIH will grant approvals based on the allowable exceptions described in OMB M-11-34 M-11-34 M-11-34
The design criterion is based on the allowable longitudinal deflection and/or angular distortion.
First, based on the allowable crack width as it is stated by the codes (ACI 318 or Eurocode 2), the stress of the non-prestressed reinforcement is estimated.
Design in the current pipework composite repair codes is based on the allowable design method and only two safety factors are applied to the ultimate strain of the composite layer and to the yield stress of steel.
Evaluation methodologies used here are a critical weight approach and load rating based on the allowable stress rating (ASR), load factor rating (LFR), and load and resistance factor rating (LRFR) methods.
Based on the maximum allowable radiation loss model, the thickness of insulation material is optimized.
Based on the maximum allowable delay bound for each local configuration, the local supervisor orchestrates switching between the constituent configurations.
In this work, we present a control structure based on the maximum allowable delay bound of networked control systems that takes the network-induced delay into account.
If that event does not occur, a final rate will be established and upward or downward adjustments will be made based on the actual allowable costs incurred for the period involved.
The cognizant agency for indirect costs assignment is described in Appendix V, section F, Negotiation and Approval of Central Service Plans. 4. Final rate means an indirect cost rate applicable to a specified past period which is based on the actual allowable costs of the period.
