Sentence examples for different storeys from inspiring English sources
You enter into a hall with wooden balconies running all around at different storeys, the walls hung with the loveliest Persian tapestries, or inlaid with Oriental tiles of the daintiest pattern and colour.
In this study, the effect of SMA as reinforcement in concrete structures is analytically investigated for three different storeys (3, 6 and 8) reinforced concrete (RC) buildings.
The results of these analyses, led to the design method being developed with the purpose of optimising the dimensions of the steel dampers at different storeys and therefore improving the structural performance.
The mechanical characterization of connections between the wall panels and the foundation and between the wall panels at different storeys is extremely important in order to investigate the global response of multi-storey buildings subjected to lateral loads.
The tower in the centre of the courtyard, for example, looks like a French triumphal arch, but with a very English bay window stuck on to it, all capped by a Flemish-looking obelisk and adorned with the three main classical orders on different storeys.
The buildings are modeled with different storeys and irregular plans.
And the respective energy saving rate of the two air conditioning design loads in the hall at different storey heights, window-wall ratios, and air supply heights can be compared.
All observations are based on case studies of the design process and the industrialised production of a three-storey timber frame house with three different floor designs.
This study describes the development of new expressions to determine out-of-plane displacement for special concentrically-braced frames based on the seismic response of 16 different single-storey models: eight inverted-V and eight X-braced frames.
Several buildings characterised by different numbers of storeys, numbers of bracings in plan and by different bay spans are considered.
The structures being considered are five RC frames with a different number of storeys and both regular and irregular configurations in elevation.
