Sentence examples for enclosure structures from inspiring English sources

Enclosure structures, such as walls and fences, are designed to control vision or movement or both.

Structural integrants of garden and landscape include structures closely related to the earth, enclosure structures, shelter structures, engineering structures, and special buildings.

The standard thermal protection level of outdoor enclosure structures has increased significantly (Rulebook of the Russian Federation 50.13330.2012 Thermal protection of buildings [9]).

The isothermal sorption curve of grey bricks is one of the basic moisture characteristics for studying the heat transfer of brick building enclosure structures and is also a fundamental parameter of research into the degradation mechanisms of Chinese traditional architecture.

In general, technologies of enclosure structures erection (e.g. curtain wall systems with ventilated air gap, finished with thin plaster layers; sandwich masonry) widely used in the building industry are increasingly labor-intensive, time consuming, imply using mainly manual work which in the aggregate results in increased construction and investment return periods.

The optimization is utilized to achieve a new battery enclosure structure with better static and dynamic performances.

The primary purpose of the CFD/WT studies was to assess the capability of a fully unsteady Lattice-Boltzmann CFD code to predict wind loads on the enclosure and telescope structures for use in telescope design by performing comparisons with the wind tunnel measurements.

These groups are housed in large outdoor enclosures with climbing structures and other forms of enrichment (Riddle et al. 1982), and also have access to an indoor area.

The experiment is designed to measure the key parameters governing heat transfer augmentation by forced jets, and to investigate the effects of geometric factors, including the jet diameter, jet injection orientation, interior structures, and enclosure aspect ratio.

The enclosure has several climbing structures (including a tower and 'clubhouse' shelters connected by rafters and ropes), as well as natural grass and plants.

Particle impact damping (PID) is a means for achieving high structural damping by the use of a particle-filled enclosure attached to the structure in a region of high displacements.