Sentence examples for designed slope from inspiring English sources

The results of the discrepancy analysis from F1 illustrate that, with respect to each of the aforementioned three failure modes the calculated original SMR index is larger than, or equal to, the real value, and the designed slope is possibly in danger.

The results of the discrepancy caused by the F3 illustrate that for each of the aforementioned three failure modes, the calculated original SMR index is smaller than, or equal to, the real value, and the designed slope might be conservative and not economical.

A number of former studies in France have tried to settle the bases for a standard aimed at designing slope DSRWs.

To the south, the Scalpel has been designed to slope back in a mirror-image incline, forming an awkward architectural salsa dance over the road.

This structure, built with perfectly cut stones fitted together without mortar, was designed to slope ever so slightly -- less than an inch every hundred yards -- as part of a 30-mile canal system that let water flow effortlessly into the city of Nîmes.

Rock mass characterization has a crucial importance in rock engineering applications including foundation design, slope design, support design and others.

The upper limit of bank design slope suitable for Hynobius arisanensis on rock and wood surfaces is 45°.

Regarding the upper limit of design slope suitable for H. arisanensis are: wood and concrete are ≤45°, moss surface ≤60° and clay surface ≤30°.

When used in channel design, computed sediment transport metrics may have errors due to flow data resolution, which can propagate into design slope calculations which, if implemented, could lead to unwanted aggradation or degradation in the design channel.

Fractures have a significant impact on rock mass mechanical and hydraulic properties, which is a concern for rock engineering applications like excavation or repository design, support design, slope stability and caving in mines.

For the pooled phase I study design, slope attenuation was more pronounced (<−10.0%) compared with the TQT study design, as indicated in Figure 3 and Table 2.