Sentence examples for concept of section from inspiring English sources

The material stress strain behaviour of structural carbon steel may be suitably accurately reflected for design purposes by an idealised elastic, perfectly-plastic material model; such material behaviour lends itself to the concept of section classification.

Such a combination of IR and n can reinforce the main concept of Section 4.1.1, namely the same congestion case of cross traffic (n) could mean very different congestion levels of AC[2].

The taxonomic concept generally follows Zahn [ 3] with a few exceptions: The species concept of section Cerinthoidea (Iberian and Pyrenean taxa) was adopted from Mateo [ 38], and H. plumulosum (H. waldsteinii s.l).l

Our concept of section Calochroi comprises species that have been classified in the sections Calochroi and Fulvi [ 2, 31]; in the sections Coerulescentes, Fulgentes, Glaucopodes, Laeticolores, Multiformes and Thalliophili [ 5, 32]; and in the sections Calochroi, Coerulescentes, Fulvi and Laeticolores [ 4], or Calochroi, Coerulescentes, Fulvi and Scauri [ 19].

Neoclassical music returned to a clearer concept of "sections" in orchestration.

The framework is based on a generalised concept of a section, which is close to a subject in our description.

To obtain the optimal geometry and maximum force, the genetic algorithm (GA) which is a robust, stochastic search method modeled on the concept of natural section and evolution is proposed.

The ADS internal processes run as asynchronous subsystems performing distinct operations such as accepting simultaneous requests from different sources or processing user's georeferenced data to deliver an alert using the concept of "critical section" [52].

The CSM replaces the concept of cross-section classification with a cross-section deformation capacity and replaces the assumed elastic, perfectly plastic material model with one that allows for strain hardening.

More specifically, it is split into three sections, they are: Section 3.1 presents the concepts of Model-Driven Development, Section 3.2 showns the general notion of Aspect oriented programming and in Section 3.3 is presented the concepts of Crosscutting frameworks.

The European design rules dealing with stainless steel, EN 1993-1-4 [1], utilises the concept of cross-section classification and the effective width method for the design of slender cross-sections susceptible to local buckling neglecting such interaction effects, hence resulting in conservative predictions.