Sentence examples for by different codes from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we compare the results given by different codes and point out algorithmic limitations both in terms of physical accuracy and computational performances.
Comparison of the wind load results obtained by different codes is completed under the situation of different terrain, pier height and girder length of bridge.
The so-obtained FRP contribution is then added to those of concrete and steel, which, for the sake of comparison, have been considered as given by different codes.
In ESFM analysis, different load combinations suggested by different codes have been taken and the combination 1.5 (DL ± EL) has given the most of the effect.
Several models are introduced by different codes defining the design procedure and the applicability conditions (ACI 318 2014; Eurocode 2 2004; CSA Standard A23.3 2004).
The minimum depth of cover requirements given by different codes are typically based on vehicle loads, non-stiffened panels, and only the geometrical shape of the metal structure to avoid the failure of soil cover above a soil-steel bridge.
The work presented in this article deals with the correlation between failure loads predicted by different code provisions, ECP203-11, ACI318-08, BS 8110.1-1997 and EC2-2004, of isolated column footings, and the corresponding measured values.
This can be caused, for example, by different coding schemes or different requirements on feedback.
Thus, the frame-based DVC schemes usually suffer from noticeable temporal fluctuation due to image quality unbalance caused by different coding methods between KFs and WZFs.
As for the proposed VTR multi-band OFDM system, two correlated sources are simultaneously transmitted using the multiterminal source coding schemes, and two sources are encoded by different coding rates from 0.25 to 0.5.
The load-carrying capacity of the 455 corbels was calculated using the proposed analysis method, the shear-friction based approach provided by the ACI 318-11(American Concrete Institute 2011) and the strut-and-tie model proposed by different code provisions [ACI Committee 318; Australian code AS 3600; Canadian code (CSA A23.3-04); Eurocode 2 and New Zealand code (NZS 3101-1)].
