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The test specimens had geometrical variables in a cross section consisting of an outer GFRP surface and a deformed steel bar (steel core).

Observations show a multilayer structure in cross section consisting of a tin rich phase in center of samples, pale green layer with high Cl content that appears as one or more layers in various parts of the cross-section and a massive red layer that in some cases is observed with together a black layer.

Suppose for simplicity that all possible bundles have a circular cross section consisting of a central straight filament surrounded by s concentric shells of filaments; s = R/d where R is the radius of the bundle, and d is the average distance between adjacent filaments.

The scattering cross section consists of the magnetic and nuclear components.

The longitudinal reinforcement of the column cross section consisted of 24 No. 8 (d b  = 25.4 mm) lap-spliced reinforcement bars, and the transverse reinforcement consisted of No. 4 (d b  = 12 mm) spiral deformed bars spaced every 102 mm (Fig. 3b).

The cross sections covered also include thin circular ones with thickness proportional to diameter and thin-walled cross sections consisting of flat plates which all have their breadths and thicknesses tapering identically.

The cross sections covered include thin circular ones of constant thickness and thin-walled cross sections consisting of constant thickness flat plates which all have their breadths tapering in the same way.

This paper proposes a framework for constructing G1 surfaces that interpolate data points on parallel cross sections, consisting of simple disjoined and non-nested contours, the number of which may vary from plane to plane.

Response sensitivity coefficients with respect to nuclide cross sections consist of two parts, explicit sensitivity coefficients and implicit sensitivity coefficients.

A brace by double-angle cross-section, consisting of two 25 × 25 × 3.2 mm angles, by a cross-sectional area of 300 mm2, is selected for the flexural frame F1 and also a C 30 × 3.5 mm channel with a cross-sectional area of around 500 mm2 is selected for the frame FX, as indicated in Fig. 1.

A cylindrical shell with a non-circular cross-section consisting of flat sides and circular arc corners is analyzed using the theorem of minimum potential energy.