Sentence examples for consolidation analyses from inspiring English sources

Undrained analyses, followed by consolidation analyses, were conducted throughout the study.

Based on these coupled consolidation analyses, a simple approximate method is developed to predict the degree of consolidation for floating stone columns.

While many spread footings constructed on clayey soils are designed using consolidation settlement analyses for the serviceability limit state (SLS), immediate settlement, or undrained displacement, of the footing may also contribute a significant portion of the total and/or differential settlement.

Speitkamp and Bichler [7] proposed a static server consolidation approach that analyses the data mathematically to characterize variations of real-world workload traces.

This paper presents the results of an investigation on short- and long-term passive loading on the piles using two dimensional elastoplastic-consolidation coupled FEM analyses with large strain mode.

Patients treated with other regimens and those receiving stem cell transplant (SCT) as consolidation were not analysed.

Data were normalized to total protein loading (measured by densitometry in the respective immunoblots after Coomassie Blue staining) and expressed relative to an internal standard sample included in a separate lane, to permit consolidation of experiments analysed on different gels.

The sensitivity to data consolidation is further analysed in Figure 4: this diagram shows the decrease in performance that appears in both mouse and fruit fly when all tissue specific genes are used to generate the training set instead of using only genes present in at least two different published sources.

In addition to our initial results that did not show changes in hippocampal activation over 24 hours (updated Results, Schema consolidation), we performed new analyses to clarify the role of the hippocampus in schema retrieval either early or later over time.

The proposed method is used for analysing several consolidation problems assuming elastic and elastoplastic soil behaviour.

Recent experimental studies [e.g. Y. Liu et al., Acta metall. mater.42 7), 2247 (1994)] have shown that final stage densification of alloy powders and metal-coated fibers occurs by the creep collapse of cusp-shaped voids at rates significantly higher than those predicted by the conventional spherical pore analyses of current consolidation models.