Sentence examples for flexible retaining from inspiring English sources

This paper presents an overview of the results of experimental and analytical studies of the seismic response of stiff and flexible retaining structures.

Overall, the results of these studies show that the Mononobe-Okabe (M-O) method of analysis provides a reasonable upper bound for the response of stiff retaining structures and that flexible retaining structures experience loads significantly smaller than those predicted by this method.

The dynamic response of rigid and flexible walls retaining dry cohesionless soil is examined in light of experimental results and analytical elastodynamic and limit analysis solutions.

While limiting-equilibrium Mononobe Okabe type solutions are still widely used in designing rigid gravity and flexible cantilever retaining walls against earthquakes, elasticity-based solutions have been given a new impetus following the analytical work of Veletsos and Younan [23].

In MTs due to poor interaction with Ptxl, M-loop flexible region retains its flexibility, therefore unable to stabilize microtubule.

The fabric remains flexible and retains its electrical properties even when stretched and folded.

The ichthyosaur's outer layer is still somewhat flexible and retains evidence of the animal's camouflage pattern.

These hybrid yarns can contain up to 99 wt% of guest and still remain flexible and retain the original properties of the CNT host and guest materials.

Businesses that offer flexible hours, retain key dedicated employees, gain increased productivity, decreased absenteeism, and decreased turnover, all which adds savings to the bottom-line (Entrepreneur magazine, 6/4/2006).

These protection and biochemical data indicate that the loop regions proximal to short helices (α8 and α9) are critical for the recognition and protection by Mab166 and that the epitope region appears to be structurally flexible and retains the protective role irrespective of the 19-residue insertions.

Medical supply planning needs to be sufficiently responsive and flexible to retain relevance and validity in a rapidly changing health system.