Sentence examples for effect of dead from inspiring English sources
Critical conclusions are drawn and it is recommended to consider the long-term effect of dead loads in seismic design to ensure structural seismic safety.
The effect of dead layer on thin film permittivity has been found to be independent of temperature and frequency, and is governed by the Schottky barrier between the platinum electrode and PLZT.
Numerical analytical result shows that the two-hop-relay cellular system can obtain lower call blocking rate than the traditional cellular system when considering the effect of dead spots.
Besides the quantitative effect of dead wood on bark beetle outbreaks and saproxylic diversity, the latter is favoured by key dead-wood micro-habitats such as large logs, snags and sun-exposed coarse woody debris.
Modern cable-stayed bridges can be economically designed by applying optimum post-tensioning cable forces to achieve a minimum deflection and a uniform bending moment distribution in the bridge deck under the effect of dead loads.
To better understand the effect of dead layer and strain on the observed anomaly in the dielectric properties, we have developed relaxor PLZT (lead lanthanum zirconate titanate) thin films with different thicknesses and measured their dielectric properties as a function of temperature and frequency.
The effect of base-to-shaft capacity ratios on resistance factors was noticeable, while the effect of dead-to-live load ratios on resistance factors was relatively small.
All bags were checked for an absence of leaks and diffusion (no change in volume or composition of mixed expirate noted over a 30 min period), and each one flushed with expired gases before use to reduce the dilution effect of dead-space gas trapped in the bag and any rigid tubing.
Prescribed burning, an important management tool, may have strong effects of dead woody material given fire's capacity to create and consume dead woody material.
An analytical expression to estimate the improvement due to the regenerator has been proposed including the combined effects of dead volume and imperfect regeneration.
Two different kinds of tests were carried-out, cyclic and monotonic, able to reproduce the serviceability and the ultimate conditions of the glass panels when subjected to the coupled effects of dead load and horizontal forces, the latter reproducing the wind action.
