Sentence examples for equivalent footing from inspiring English sources

However, ignoring the impact of horizontal force on bearing capacity in such an equivalent footing is significantly unconservative.

Using rigorous upper bound in limit analysis of plasticity, the critical failure mechanisms of the analyzed equivalent footing are identified.

However, up until recently, attention was almost exclusively given to networks in which all components were treated on equivalent footing, while neglecting all the extra information about the temporal- or context-related properties of the interactions under study.

Isabella Rossellini wonders if cosmetic surgery is the modern equivalent of foot binding.

We cruised without upset through alternating sections of flat-water and Class II rapids more or less equivalent to foot-high ocean breakers.

Today's equivalent of foot traffic is eyeballs.

Westport's daily production will almost double, to about 346 million cubic feet equivalent from 179 million cubic feet equivalent.

The system of notating the musical equivalents of feet derives from the application of prosody to music.

They paid £695,000, about $1.1 million today, for the house, which covers 200 square meters, or 2,153 square feet, equivalent to £3,475 per square meter, about $320 per square foot.

Initially, he watched the value leap from 2,200 dirhams, or $599, per square foot — equivalent to $6,440 per square meter — to 7,000 dirhams per square foot in 2008.

When commercial planes ascend to 40,000 feet, the cabin pressure decreases by 200 mmHg to 560 mmHg (cabin pressure equivalent of 8,000 feet) (2).