Sentence examples for deterioration of structure from inspiring English sources
This is required in case of increasing the applied loads, design and construction errors, updating of existing codes, or reduction of strength due to the deterioration of structure over time.
For example, neurodegenerative disorders such as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) are conditions marked by the progressive deterioration of structure and function leading to neuronal death.
The corrosion of steel reinforcement in concrete and the resulting deterioration of structures prompted research on fiber reinforced polymers (FRP) as potential reinforcement for concrete members, for use in new construction.
The rapid collection of the diffraction patterns presented in the current work is an efficient method for preventing damage in sensitive small clusters without deterioration of the structure and the loss of the thiol groups which stabilize the metallic structure.
An assessment of the degree of deterioration of concrete structure after exposure to high temperatures can help engineers to decide whether a structure can be repaired rather than required to be demolished (Xiao and Falkner 2006).
The method reduces the deterioration of the structure of the sensitive protected metallic clusters and makes possible the determination of their structure, comparing the experimental data with the simulated patterns of the optimized structures.
A State Supreme Court justice in Manhattan issued a preliminary injunction today ordering the owners of the Windermere — the decrepit but once grand seven-story apartment complex of three 1881 Queen Anne-style buildings in Hell's Kitchen — to halt the deterioration of the structure, which was designated a city landmark in 2005.
Deterioration of soil structure, poor infiltration, and low aeration is caused due to high Na% (>60 %) in agriculture water supply.
Generally, water with Na% of >60% may result in Na accumulation and deterioration of soil structure, infiltration and aeration rates (Inayathulla and Paul 2013).
