Sentence examples for elements by combining from inspiring English sources

There exists significant potential for the development of environmentally friendly engineered structural elements by combining timber based products with other natural materials such as basalt fibre reinforced polymers.

We first estimated the number of potentially active L1 elements by combining the number of L1 elements in these three subfamilies (Figure 1A).

The main objective of this research project to develop a new type of hybrid glulam beam that will increase the performance of a timber structural element by combining it with ultra-high-performance concrete with short fibre reinforcement (UHPC-SFR).

Their intimate settings create another interesting element: by combining an abstract element with essentially the enduring art of figure illustration, two realms meet, and the results are fascinating.

That information was then used to estimate the variability of each of the LTR element feature, by combining the feature file output of LTRDigest with the nucleotide variant output of samtools.

A series of two papers is devoted to develop a new kind of numerical method for vibration analysis of structure, called Composite Element Method (CEM), by combining the conventional finite element method and classical analytical theory, aiming at utilizing both the versatility of the traditional FEM and the closed analytical solution of classical theory.

Moreover, we can calculate MAR of individual chemical element and/or mineral by combining high-resolution MAR data with high-resolution chemical and/or mineralogical analyses data.

A single failure mode interaction plastic hinge (an "FMI hinge") for each masonry frame element is introduced by combining specific failure modes, taking into account their minimum envelope.

A flat shell element has been developed by combining a membrane element with drilling degree-of-freedom and a plate bending element.

They can be constructed in several ways: by combining elements during the process of problem-solving, by incorporating elements in schemata that already exist, and by obtaining schematized information from others (Van Merrienboer and Sweller 2010).

Other compounds formed by combining elements from column III of the periodic table such as aluminum, gallium, and indium with elements from column V such as phosphorus, arsenic, and antimony are of particular interest.