Sentence examples for both structural and nonstructural from inspiring English sources

On the other hand both, structural and nonstructural damage is considered, expressed by the modified Park/Ang overall structural damage index (OSDI), the maximum interstory drift (ISD) and the maximum floor acceleration.

Peak roof displacement (RD) especially measured at roof level is used as a global damage index in estimating the structural performance that relates to both structural and nonstructural damage of frame structures.

The building assets include both structural and nonstructural systems.

Both structural and nonstructural damages observed during earthquake ground motions are primarily produced by lateral displacements.

The results reveal that, with the right design, MTMDs can mitigate both structural and nonstructural earthquake damage.

Three made both structural and nonstructural suggestions, while one made only structural suggestions and one made only nonstructural suggestions (Table 8).

Methods for building damage assessment based on definitions contained in the EMS-98 scale classify residential buildings into 6 vulnerability classes (A F), and evaluate their damage distribution in five classes (D1 D5: negligible, moderate, substantial to heavy, very heavy damage, and destruction), which accounts for the damage level of both the main structural and nonstructural components.

The erythroid progenitor cells were analyzed for both structural (VP2) and nonstructural (NS1) proteins of the B19 virus, and in both native and denaturing conditions (Fig. 4).

The United Nations Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015 2030 (UNISDR 2015b) proposes investment in disaster prevention and reduction, both public and private, and through structural and nonstructural measures.

Hence, it is recommended to account for the infill elements in both design and assessment procedure to ensure the safety of structural and nonstructural elements.

Older infilled frame R/C structures have several deficiencies as compared to seismic code-conforming structures, inherent to the behavior of the structural elements and interaction between structural and nonstructural components, which should be accounted for an accurate performance assessment.