Sentence examples for conservative for both from inspiring English sources
The comparison shows that the design strengths predicted by the current direct strength method (DSM) are conservative for both local buckling and distortional buckling in this study.
It can be generally concluded from the comparison between the test strengths and the design strengths that the current design rules are generally conservative for both traditional bare CHS T-joints with straight chord and bare CHS T-joints with concave chord.
Moreover, a comparison between the European and Chinese flammability limit determination procedures was also conducted, indicating that EN 14034-3 isuitablele for light metal but not for carbonaceous, while GB/T 16425 appears to be slightly conservative for both carbonaceous and light metal dusts.
In contrast to the simplistic combinations, this 2D approach is sound, or only slightly conservative, for both the static and the dynamic case.
It fears driving away conservative users for both business and stated mission reasons.
The prediction model produces conservative results for both constant amplitude crack-growth and overload induced retarded growth.
This decoupling allows using parameter-dependant stability matrices and lead to less conservative results for both analysis and synthesis purposes as attested by a numerical example.
It was found that in most cases, the reduction factor for the gap effect specified in the MSJC 2013 produced conservative estimates for both the stiffness and strength.
In this paper, less conservative criterions for both continuous-time and discrete-time complex dynamical networks with time delay are obtained.
The currently available gas diffusion parameters for hydrogen in Boom Clay suffer from a large uncertainty, and by application of conservative values for both the source term and the gas migration term the formation of a free gas phase can presently not be excluded for some waste types.
The chosen combinations represent a range from relaxed to conservative settings for both assemblers.
