Sentence examples for continuous panel from inspiring English sources

And the Lumos beams its light in a wide, even glow from a continuous panel, not a strip with visible tiny bulbs.

A nine-year (1999 2007) continuous panel of crash histories on interstates in Washington State, USA, was used to estimate random parameter negative binomial (RPNB) models for various aggregations of crashes.

Most importantly, it is a continuous, panel survey of a nationally representative sample of the Medicare population.

Titled "Invitation to a Voyage: The Hudson River at Fishkill," it consisted of 14 continuous panels stretching out to a length of 70 feet.

To further understand the fire behaviour of reinforced concrete floor slabs, a fire test was performed on six continuous panels (two by three) in a full-scale three-storey steel-framed building.

The artist Jim Hodges employs vibrancy and reflection in I dreamed a world and called it Love, an installation that pulls light into continuous panels of tinted glass.

As Rivera's largest standing mural, measuring almost 1,800 square feet, it is comprised of ten distinct but continuous panels on two walls.

Testing included a control beam and beams strengthened with the following FRP reinforcement layouts: (1) continuous rod panel, (2) spliced panel (two half-length panels with a 150 mm finger joint), (3) spliced panel anchored at ends with CFRP fabric, (4) continuous CFRP laminate, and (5) lap-spliced CFRP laminate system.

At 15, Ronald paid for his own art school classes by working for a cartoonist at The Cambridge Daily News, where he also drew traditional continuous-panel strips with clever story lines in the graphic style of the early 20th-century cartoonist and humorist H. M. Bateman.

Compared to a control specimen, the maximum load increase of the strengthened beams was as follows: 112% for the continuous rod panel; 106% for spliced rod panel; 158% for the spliced/anchored rod panel; 49% for continuous laminate; and 31.8% for lap-spliced laminate.

In this arrangement a trailer body is connected to the rear of a conventional front-engine bus by means of a hitch, a flexible diaphragm, and a continuous floor panel with arcuate mating surfaces during turn maneuvers.