Sentence examples for common reinforcement from inspiring English sources
Results show that the use of geosynthetics as a reinforcement material is a promising alternative to obtain shotcrete with energy absorption capacity comparable with the most common reinforcement materials used.
Titania (TiO2) is another common reinforcement for composites.
Finding a role in DEET learning for dopamine neurons that are also required for shock learning [ 6, 7] suggests a common reinforcement process, despite the different nature of the external unconditioned stimulus.
The samples exhibited comparable mechanical properties to common steel reinforcement of the same diameter.
With low cost and high specific mechanical properties, natural fibers represent a good renewable, sustainable, and biodegradable alternative to the most common synthetic reinforcement, i.e., glass fiber.
However, the interactive randomized exploration of the state space, common in reinforcement learning, makes it difficult to be used in real-world scenarios.
A recently developed framework to quantify variability of common textile reinforcements of unit cell size is extended to allow for a stochastic description of complex three-dimensional (3-D) textile architectures spanning multiple unit cells.
Reinforcing bars made of Glass-Fiber-Reinforced Polymers (GFRPs) are more and more common as internal reinforcement of concrete structures and infrastructures.
And that interest comes with the added bonus of reinforcing OnePlus' regular updates to software - again its a common trait but reinforcement with the wider market should put OnePlus in a better position when a consumer is deciding on a new phone.
A ribbed rebar or rock bolt, grouted with Portland cement is the most common type of reinforcement in geomechanical projects such as tunnels, rock slopes and foundations.
An extensive experimental campaign on structural carpentry connections, namely the rafter and tie beam connection, was conducted to assess their rotational behaviour and the effectiveness of some common repair and reinforcement techniques.
