"carriage structure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe the design of a vehicle, such as a train or horse-drawn carriage. For example, "The luxurious interiors and elegant carriage structure of the train made the journey all the more enjoyable."
The results show that the structural integrity of hybrid railway carriage structures is affected by the degradation of composite materials during its mission life under ground environments.
In order to examine the structural integrity of hybrid railway carriage structures of Korean Tilting Train eXpress due to the degraded properties of composite materials under ground environments, T300/AD6005 graphite/epoxy composite specimens were exposed to accelerated ageing conditions including ultraviolet radiation, temperature and moisture for 2000 h.
The values of the degraded properties were used in the structural analysis to check the design requirements of hybrid railway carriage structures caused by environmental degradation of composite materials.
Field pieces were mounted on two-wheeled carriages with solid trails, while fortress artillery was mounted either on the "garrison standing carriage," a boxlike structure on four small wheels, or on the platform-and-slide mounting previously described.
In general, the results support those from previous models, but also provide novel predictions of long-term impacts on parasite carriage and population structure when treatment coverage is improved.
Moreover, this hypothesis most adequately explains the anatomical details that have proved problematic in other hypotheses, such as the structure and carriage of the neck and skull and relatively small feet.
It also has two structures — a carriage house and a boat house — that he designed.
The train carriage, as a confined steel structure, has specific propagation characteristics, which motivates the study of the indoor-to-indoor and outdoor-to-indoor radio propagation characteristics for broadband wireless communication systems in high-speed railways, constituting the main contribution of this work.
The structure of the carriage is made of iron, but every metal surface -- including even the bolts, the springs... everything -- is clad entirely in silver.
To our knowledge, this is the first study to provide insight into the prevalence of nasal carriage, antimicrobial susceptibility, and clonal structure of S. aureus and MRSA in the general population of Guangzhou, China.
