Sentence examples for cost reinforcing from inspiring English sources
The objective function is the total cost of reinforced concrete frames, which consists of concrete cost, reinforcing bars cost, and formwork cost.
The recycled PU can be considered as excellent low cost reinforcing filler for epoxy resin where strength and modulus of epoxy resin could be improved simultaneously with an increase of fracture toughness.
As workers have taken on more risk risk that they are unprepared to manage effectively society has paid the costs: reinforcing rising inequality and declining mobility.
As part of the reforms, Ofgem is proposing that power grid owners should offer "off-peak" connections to the grid to avoid the cost of reinforcing networks.
But, Mr. Ratner said, Mr. Hagel's efforts are "arguably at the cost of reinforcing perceptions in the region that the rebalancing policy is primarily a military endeavor".
She also demonstrates how radical groups use traditional gender discourses to soften their public image and increase their group's appeal to bystanders, but at the cost of reinforcing inequitable gender norms and practices.
(One exception is the booth of New York dealer Peter Freeman, occupied by an old Chrysler Spirit crushed by a three-ton boulder with a smiley face painted on its surface. Signed Jimmie Durham, and yours for under a million, though factor in too the cost of reinforcing your floor).
Rep. James L. Oberstar (D-Minn)., the senior Democrat on the House Transportation Committee, has called for the federal government to reimburse airlines for security measures, most notably the cost of reinforcing cockpit doors.
And of course there are the costs of reinforcing the grid, such as building transmission lines to wind farms.
The number of eggs that fail to develop represents a substantial cost of hybridization to G. bimaculatus females, and this cost could reinforce the evolution of barriers occurring earlier in the reproductive process.
