Sentence examples for continuous bottom from inspiring English sources

Most of these joints lacked transverse reinforcement, column lap splices and continuous bottom beam reinforcement.

In this design, the top electrode consists of two disconnected (thus independent) electrode areas, while a continuous bottom electrode serves as the ground.

Working in a continuous bottom-phase region is advantageous to ensure fast separation.

The similarities' E-scores were used to produce a continuous hierarchical bottom-up clustering process.

As shown in Fig. 2, there are four kinds of interactive low-permeability oil layers in this model from top to bottom: continuous delta front sheet sand oil layers (Fig. 2a: continuous 1 7), partial delta front sheet sand oil layers (Fig. 2b: partial 1 6), delta sheet sand edge oil layers (Fig. 2c: sheet 1 5) and overflow channel sand oil layers (Fig. 2d: overflow 1 3).

Tests included two precast specimens and one monolithic specimen with continuous top and bottom beam reinforcement.

Typically, the CNTs in a VACNT array, if using a predeposited metal film as the catalysts, are continuous from the bottom to the top.

In this approach, the turbine farm is represented by a turbine density function that specifies the number of turbines per unit area and an associated continuous locally-enhanced bottom friction field.

A comprehensive model should consider the two sections as a whole: the top suspended section is depicted by the beam-column model and the bottom continuous contact section is depicted by the buckling differential equation.

The result is a panel with the crosses rising high into the sky, an unusually packed crowd scene in the mid-ground, and the moving spectacle of the mourners in the foreground, all rendered in a continuous slope from bottom to top in the style of medieval tapestries.

According to Mateus Foster, the director of international issues of the Royal College of Physicians in London, the reasons for this migration go beyond the very small remuneration and involve the work and living conditions, education and, at the bottom, continuous professional development [ 21].