Sentence examples for confining capacity from inspiring English sources
A bond model for ribbed bars has been developed using an analytical study of the confining capacity of concrete including the confining action of a transversal reinforcement.
The worst thing that can be done to a versatile player is to strand him in strategic predictability; Turner may be no more efficient operating solely out of the post than he is working only from the perimeter, but the fact that he's currently being used in such a confining capacity squanders his greater potential.
It is seen that the presence of imperfections facilitates localization of deformation, adversely affects the confining capacity of FRP, and reduces the failure load.
The non-linear numerical procedure introduced successfully-predicted the confined capacity of rectangular reinforced concrete columns.
In the literature, various models were implemented to assess the ultimate confined capacity of columns under concentric axial load.
Related studies often assess a single type of hospital in looking at EESC capacity, confining to district, regional, or general levels.
The unique "concave" graphitic nanostructure, prepared in porous templates with morphology of interconnected arrays, makes nanocarbon electrodes a good lithium-ion intercalation medium and, more importantly, robust nanocontainers to effectively confine high-capacity silicon nanoparticles for lithium-ion storage.
With the addition of γ-Fe2O3/carbon nanocomposites, the Li-O2 batteries can obtain good cycle performance over 30 cycles as confining the discharge/charge capacities to 600 mA h g−1carbon+catalyst.
Nor is such a capacity confined to the cellular sphere.
To quantify this effect, series of laboratory tests were designed to study the effect of confining pressure on the bond capacity.
We do not doe these things because our society is dominated by economic structures & an attendant ideology that confines our capacity within a pattern of activities designed to maintain & strengthen the ascendant structures.
