The application of the codified methodologies to the selection of full-scale chimneys reveals several inconsistencies in the prediction of cross-wind oscillations.
They belong to the original set of data, from which current codified methodologies - the Spectral Method by Vickery&Basu (1983) and the Effective Correlation Length Method by Ruscheweyh (1986) - were developed.
As they can no longer be resolved by means of intuitive reasoning, some authors propose the integration of the major fragmented indicators into one common indicator of the overall sustainability by means of a codified multi-criteria decision support methodology (DSM).
Tensile fabric structures are used for large-scale iconic structures worldwide, yet analysis and design methodologies are not codified in most countries and there is limited design guidance available.
This methodology is not explicitly codified in the Eurocode and it requires some "code-friendly" recommendations for its implementation in practice.
In other words, Khan said, the LAPD -- and other police departments -- "are incorporating and codifying counterterrorism and counterinsurgency methodology and tactics into their daily policing".
Just as "the person who attempted to walk by constantly applying anatomical knowledge would be in danger of stumbling" [Weber 1906/1949, 115; translation altered], so can methodology be a kind of knowledge that may supply a rule of thumb, codified a posteriori, for what historians and social scientists do, but it could never substitute for the skills they use in their research practice.
Eating schedules were codified.
Something similar is now happening to founders, Mr Rao claims.The lean startup methodology, the accelerators and the standardised term sheets for investments are all signs that the knowledge required to run a startup is becoming codified and commoditised.
A bunker mentality is codified by law.
It clearly codified trademark protective measures.
