Sentence examples for concrete frame of from inspiring English sources

The concrete frame of the building is already in place, and workers are racing to complete it in the coming months.

In the year since the concrete frame of Frank Gehry's first New York building began to rise along the West Side Highway in Chelsea, architecture fans have been quarrelling over its design.

After the trembling of the ground, and reverberations that ran like shivers through the concrete frame of the Palestine Hotel about a mile from the blasts across the Tigris river, the city fell silent again for 5, sometimes 10 or 15 minutes.

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The main goal of the current experiments was to examine whether laypeople's biological (and psychological) judgments are affected by the abstract versus concrete framing of behaviors and, if so, in what direction judgments are affected.

Because we are testing the effect of abstract versus concrete framing of the same behavior, we recruited a separate group of 40 participants from Amazon Mechanical Turk to complete a pretest, measuring whether the abstract and concrete version of each behavior correspond to each other.

The subject of the solution consists in the design and evaluation of vibro-isolation of the multifunctional reinforced concrete frame structure of a building over the tunnel metro structure, based on analysing its 3D calculation model.

Unit No. 1 was covered by a new superstructure; No. 2 was intact, with blue and white colors; No. 3 was in the worst shape — a skeletal concrete frame, with much of it collapsed into a pile of rubble.

A model of two spans, two stories reinforced concrete frame in scale of 1 3 was chosen to represent the seismic weakness and behaviour.

This study examines the effect of ground motion duration on the collapse of reinforced concrete structures by conducting incremental dynamic analysis on nonlinear multiple-degree-of-freedom models of concrete frame buildings with different structural properties.

It needs to be built with a steel or concrete frame, rather than of brick or stone like most houses.