Sentence examples for damage of structure from inspiring English sources
On the basis of the earthquake damage assessment criteria and destroyed model, the inter-story drifts of the structure under rare earthquake are obtained through the capacity spectrum method, combining the nonlinear static analysis with the structural element's plastic hinges distribution, and the earthquake damage of structure is evaluated.
In this framework, the engineering demand parameter (EDP) which can more effectively characterized the additional damage of structure induced by aftershock, and the intensity measure (IM) having the higher correlation with the additional damage of structure are selected and used.
In this method, the damage of structure is evaluated by estimation of fragility function of structure through numerous non-linear dynamic analysis subjected to different ground motion records.
The exceeding ISD from different damage threshold demonstrates the damage of structure at that earthquake level which can be observed in Figs. 4 and 5 (dotes over the horizontal lines).
A generic damage measure is introduced for measuring the system-level damage of structures out of the component-level damages.
Strong motion duration is one of the challenging characteristics of ground motion, which affects the cumulative damage of structures significantly.
In this paper, a quantitative method is used to assess the state of the damage of structures (Aghagholizadeh and Massumi 2012).
Root ultrastructural changes have been used to study the damage of structures and organelles in root tips exposed to some allelochemicals.
Quantitative assessment of damage has been proved effective in controlling the earthquakeinduced damage of structures, and is feasible by the use of damage models.
With this methodology, the fatigue damage of structures can be assessed easily with the rain-flow counting method and Palmgren Miner rule.
The procedure advocated in this paper for the damage assessment of structure with planar irregularities is achieved by Jeong and Elnashai (2006).
