Sentence examples for bottom of the slab from inspiring English sources
To account for this a similar boundary condition is set up at the bottom of the slab, with the condition being that any light transmitted through the slab does not return.
In particular, the simplified models assume that both the upper and the lower concrete slab surface are isothermal and that the heat transfer through the bottom of the slab surfaces is uniformly distributed over the entire surface.
Although the overall structure of the electrolyte distribution is fairly well established, the electrolyte distribution has not fully equilibrated, as evidenced by the asymmetry in the distribution from the top to the bottom of the slab.
On the basis of the ab-initio Full-Potential Linearized Augmented Plane Wave method we calculated the electronic structure for a nine layer Ag slab covered by a Cl layer on the top and bottom of the slab.
When the grouting material is 2.0 cm thick CGM, the bottom of the slab is smooth, and when the basic structure is 12% cement stabilized soil, the pavement structure has the best properties to carry the fatigue load and the lateral load.
To this end, a double gold layer is attached at the C-terminated bottom of the slab which introduces a metal-induced gap state that pins the chemical potential inside the gap thus allowing a meaningful comparison of the QFG's dopings among different polytypes.
The H atoms are used to passivate the surface C atoms at the bottom of the slabs to make the calculation more efficient.
In order to monitor the daily variations of temperature profiles, temperature sensors were installed in the middle of the top and bottom of the slabs.
Composite concrete slabs reinforced by fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) grid facesheets (CFGF slabs) are a new form of structural member, consisting of FRP facesheets as the bottom face of the slab, square FRP grids on top of and molded together with the FRP facesheets, and a top layer of concrete.
Open image in new window Fig. 4 Cracks on the bottom surface of the slab (mm).
The two dotted lines denote the top and bottom surfaces of the slab.
