For all slabs, the maximum flexural capacity was controlled by yielding of the reinforcement at the interior support with significant slip at the concrete steel interface in the shear span, well before the fully plastic moment of the composite cross section could be reached.
The model is appropriate for predicting the earthquake response of planar frames for which the nonlinearity is controlled by yielding of beams and/or non-ductile response of joints and is compatible with the ASCE/SEI Standard 41-06 nonlinear static procedure.
This has been achieved by using X-ray computed tomography (CT) and surface strain mapping to determine the deformation modes and the cell morphologies that control the onset of yielding.
Combined variations of solvent concentration, temperature, fluidphilicity/phobicity, and sliding speed were utilized to control the crystallization kinetics, yielding tunable NW width, height, and length (Fig. 4a, b).
China directly controlled the Central Asian jade-yielding regions of Hotan and Yarkand between about 1760 and 1820, during which time much fine nephrite was sent to Beijing for carving.
For the force controlled small scale yielding tests the Newman crack closure model was used.
The assessment affirms that the analytic models provide accurate predictions when failure initiation is controlled by yielding.
This SEE is lower than for the fixed effects model because the site-specific variation in slopes and intercepts is statistically controlled, yielding an estimate of the 6 MWT prediction accuracy free of any inter-site effect.
The F-86 introduced the all-flying tail (later a standard feature on high-performance jets), in which the entire horizontal stabilizer deflects as a unit to control pitch, yielding greater control and avoiding the compressibility problems associated with hinged surfaces.
To check the quality of the scanning process, a random sample of 100 questionnaires was controlled by hand, yielding an error rate of 1%.
