Sentence examples for characteristics representative from inspiring English sources
A wall with characteristics representative of typical construction in seismic regions is utilized as the basis of the simulations.
The specimens were designed and realized (scale 1 4) with material and reinforcement characteristics representative of the Italian bridge structures realized prior to 1980.
Among children's individual characteristics, representative variables are gender, age, and temperament (Cho et al. 2010; Crawford et al. 2011; Hong and Moon 2013; Kim et al. 2009; Kong and Lim 2013; Leve et al. 2005; Woo 2007).
They are obtained using the GMPE-like approach originally proposed by Sabetta and Pugliese (1996), which allows to obtain realistic time domain waveforms presenting both frequency and non-stationary characteristics representative of real accelerograms.
To obtain relevant results for SI engines, aerothermochemical conditions (pressure, temperature, turbulence characteristics) representative of low-load engine operation were extracted from experimental data and engine Large Eddy Simulation computations.
Exact future plant size is usually unknown; therefore many studies adopt a simplified model assuming an engine sized to match the available fuel stream, with generic characteristics representative of a given class of engine.
But when the subject was his interior life, he was a characteristic representative of the Silent Generation, and the work was harder for him.
These natural history textbooks contained a systematic examination of the organisms of plants, animals, and humans, together with the display of a characteristic representative of each species.
This is accomplished by considering a constancy in the relationship between normalized hardness ¯p/σ0.1 and E/σ0.1 at different a/D and n values, where σ0.1 in the characteristic (representative) indentation strain in the spirit of Tabor's analyses.
B. mori, a characteristic representative of Lepidoptera, has long been used as a model for lepidopteran biology [ 25].
B. mori, the characteristic representative of lepidoptera, undergoes four distinctive main developmental stages, defined as embryo, larva, pupa, and adult moth.
