Sentence examples for conventionally founded from inspiring English sources
The sensitivity of the calculated risk in the conventionally founded GNF, to the choice of anchor period for the seismic hazard curve, is investigated and found to be insignificant over the range considered: 0 to 0.10 s.
The costs of addressing seismic loadings are estimated for the GNF in both the conventionally founded and base-isolated GNF.
To quantify the reduction in risk enabled by isolation, nonlinear response-history analysis of a conventionally founded and a base-isolated model of a generic nuclear facility (GNF) is performed at the sites of the Idaho National Laboratory and the Los Alamos National Laboratory: sites of moderate and high seismic hazard, respectively.
The inertial interaction analysis of a structure founded on piles is conventionally performed by imposing that the Foundation Input Motion is merely that of the free field, thus neglecting the kinematic interaction between piles and soil generated by the passage of seismic waves.
The genesis of geometry is based on an epistemological process founded on previous classifications, carried out as a relationship between a structure as norm of invariance and "conventionally" adapted systems as instantiations and exemplifications of these norms.
Thus, the genesis of geometry is based on an epistemological process founded on previous classifications, carried out as a relationship between a structure as norm of invariance and conventionally adapted systems as instantiations or exemplifications of these norms.
Less conventionally, Dashila(b) has also tried to rekindle the local craft heritage by bringing new artisans into the area and nurturing existing businesses, which include historic shops like Nei Lian Sheng, a shoe store founded in 1853 to make cloth boots for the imperial court.
She founded NewSeed Advisors last year.
