Sentence examples for branch tension from inspiring English sources
Two hundred and fifty-six FE weld-critical CHS-to-CHS X-connections, with varied branch-to-chord diameter ratio, chord wall slenderness, branch inclination angle, and branch-to-chord thickness ratio, were analysed under quasi-static branch tension.
Slivered views of the Mets' stadium appear between branches and leaves, but otherwise, baseball and its associated tensions seem far away.
Evaluation of current CIDECT partial design strength functions (Qu) indicated general conservatism and under-utilization of branch tension-only connection capacity.
A numerical finite element parametric study is presented on the behaviour of skewed X-type plate-to-CHS connections loaded under branch plate tension.
A numerical finite element parametric study is presented on the behaviour of transverse or longitudinal T-type plate-to-CHS connections loaded under branch plate tension or compression, to evaluate the suitability of current international design recommendations and the effect of boundary conditions and chord length on such connections.
Throughout the region, the Syrian conflict has heightened tensions between adherents of Islam's two major branches, Shiite and Sunni.
Branch out into dynamic tension.
Several senior figures attempted to warn the federal Labor leader off backing Kitching – a lawyer, who is married to Andrew Landeryou, formerly a combative political blogger – on the basis the decision would be nuclear in the Victorian branch, and stir up tensions between the left and right factions.
The court couldn't entirely ignore the tension between branches because the law conflicted with a treaty prohibiting the U.S. from expelling Chinese citizens.
When the tree fell, it pinned a branch that was bowed with tension.
In an article last year, we argued that this view lacks historical support and is in substantial tension with political branch enactments as well as broader constitutional principles of separation of powers, federalism, and representative democracy.
