Sections that can reach the full plastic capacity and maintain it for sufficient rotation are considered applicable for plastic mechanism design, resulting in more economical structural solutions.
The reference values of apparent mass responses of seated body subject to vertical whole-body vibration are thus defined for three mass groups and different back support conditions that may be considered applicable for ranges of excitations considered.
This method is considered applicable for assessing the developing status or behavior of plant communities in large scales, like a life zone, under disturbance of global warming, especially for long-time span.
Based on the agreement between calculations and experiments, analysis based on a plane strain assumption is considered applicable for angled tools with a small (up to 2°) rake angle.
Indeed, educational level and length of residence in Mayotte were not considered applicable for risk factor analysis for individuals aged 2 14 years.
These mammalian TEFs are also considered applicable for humans and wild mammalian species.
61% of the indicators were considered applicable for both external as well as internal OHS providers.
Two families contained fewer than 10 full-length copies; however, we considered them as MITEs alongside the high copy elements as in each case there were substantially more deleted instances in the genome sequence and fungal genomes are relatively small in comparison to the plants for which the 10-copy criterion was considered applicable for MITE categorization (Feschotte et al. 2002).
In essence, Swanney et al. argues that the use of GLI worldwide is preferable to local specific reference values obtained with different techniques, especially since the GLI reference values have been evaluated and considered applicable for both Caucasian adults and children [ 7, 8].
Like the Fourth Normal Form rule, which is only useful when many-to-many relationships are involved, the Fifth Normal Form rule is generally considered applicable for use with only the most expansive data sets, far exceeding the requirements of the majority of relational databases.
