Sentence examples for dynamic foundation from inspiring English sources
The Green's functions of a two-phase saturated medium subjected to a concentrated force are known to play an important role in seismology, earthquake engineering, soil dynamics, geophysics, and dynamic foundation theory.
His speculations concerning the will to power as the ultimate dynamic foundation of all reality fall into this category.
A smallholder tradition of adaptive change in this highly precarious and unstable landscape provides a dynamic foundation upon which biodiversity is produced, managed and conserved.
The single pile kinematic interaction problem is generally solved with beam on dynamic Winkler foundation approaches (BDWF) or using continuous models.
This paper presents an analytical model, based on the beam-on-dynamic Winkler foundation approach, for the evaluation of impedances and kinematic response of single inclined piles.
In this solution, the conventional Beam-on-Dynamic-Winkler-Foundation (BDWF) was extended to incorporate the shear resistance of soils via Pasternak model.
The study is performed using a Beam-on-Dynamic-Winkler-Foundation approach, and the models are previously verified by comparison against results obtained for the problem at hand using a more rigorous 3D multidomain boundary element model.
These results are helpful in understanding the dynamic response of foundations under still water without water waves, such as foundations in pools, lakes and reservoirs.
Moreover, the contribution of soil mass in the dynamic motion of foundations is often neglected.
Identification of soil-foundation dynamic stiffness parameters from real-life data, especially earthquake-induced response signals, is arguably one of the most challenging problems in structural/geotechnical earthquake engineering.
It is difficult to determine the penalty parameters and in addition, the effect of dam-foundation dynamic interaction has not yet been considered in the analyses methods by these models, and also it is difficult to consider the two effects together by the frequency domain methods.
