Sentence examples for empirical design guidelines from inspiring English sources
However, these empirical design guidelines for tunnel support based on rock mass classification systems failed to analyze the support performance.
The purpose of this study is to establish empirical design guidelines that enable small hydroelectric manufacturers and individuals to design low-cost efficient Turgo Turbines that can be optimized to a specific pico-hydro site.
Resilient modulus (MR) values of pavement layers are the basic input parameters for the design of pavements with multiple layers in the current mechanistic empirical pavement design guidelines.
Then the Mechanistic-Empirical Pavement Design Guideline (M-E PDG) models were used to predict HMA performances of rutting and fatigue life.
Empirical observations that inform international design guidelines are largely attributable to a small number of investigative studies with a limited range of roof drainage system configurations and flow conditions.
Examining more thoroughly the bottom area of Fig. 5, it can be seen that SSD provision adequacy is provided at the area where the crest vertical transition falls entirely inside the horizontal curve area, thus confirming, but even more expanding on divided roads, empirical recommendations addressed by current design guidelines [1, 4].
This paper discusses the theoretical, empirical and practical aspects of the design guidelines presented.
Other codes such as the ACI, the draft Euro code EC/2, the Canadian code and the CIRIA guide No.2b present some design guidelines based on empirical analysis.
The academic literature on Web-based DSS is largely focused on applications and implementations, and only a few articles examine architectural issues or provide design guidelines based on empirical evidence.
This study aims to contribute towards Web design guidelines for usability through an empirical investigation into two Web page design parameters.
This study aims to contribute towards intranet design guidelines for usability through an empirical investigation using an existing 'live' site and realistic tasks.
