Sentence examples for dependent on spacing from inspiring English sources
Two typical cover failure modes (i.e., "delamination" and "combined delamination and corner spalling") have been simulated under the non-uniform corrosion of multiple reinforcing bars and found dependent on spacing of reinforcement and fracture energy of concrete.
The loss last April of the Titan and its cargo, coupled with the earlier loss of the space shuttle and the later loss of a Delta rocket, has thrown the United States intelligence community, grown precariously dependent on space and high technology, into one of the most severe crises in its history.
(Uleft( {R_{text{D}},;t_{text{D}} } right)) can be shown to be a multiplication of two functions with one being dependent on time and the other dependent on space or radius.
America's defence is already critically dependent on space technology in the form of satellites.
With the US increasingly dependent on space economically and militarily, the imperative is to keep space a calm and quiet place, Pace said.
Furthermore, the electrode currents are so dependent on space charges that the performance characteristics of electron tubes are largely determined by these charges.
What makes people want to ban war in space is exactly what keeps the Pentagon's war planners busy preparing for it: The United States has become so dependent on space that it has become the country's Achilles' heel.
Dr. Johnson-Freese said the United States should encourage China to put more satellites in space, to "make them as dependent on space assets as we are," and just as vulnerable.
Overall, lugworm effects were highly dependent on space and time as well as on differential recruitment success in this intertidal polychaete assemblage.
The AFEM leads to a counterpart of the RTE consisting of a coupled set of transient-advective reactive equatransient-advective reactivedequationson space and that.
