Sentence examples for formulas available in from inspiring English sources
The experimental results are compared to theoretical estimates from formulas available in U.S. and European codes and recommendations.
This study compares the formulas available in previously published work and the results obtained for the field site [1 3,8], which has not been attempted before.
Design formulas available in building codes and literature showed substantial scatter in shear strength predictions and do not include all variables that affect squat walls response.
Numerically calculated velocities both in centreline and off the hood axis are compared with the velocities obtained by the most popular experimental and theoretical formulas available in literature.
In this study, analytical formulations of the damping reduction factor based on power spectral density functions are derived and compared with the main formulas available in the scientific literature.
Most existing empirical formulas available in the current literature do not take into account the effect of reinforcement in predicting penetration depth and perforation thickness of reinforced concrete (RC) panels subjected to impact loads.
The results are compared with the existing formulae available in Part 1.2 of Eurocode 3 showing that they need to be improved.
Equivalent Young's moduli, Poisson's ratios and relative density are estimated and compared with analytical formulae available in the literature.
Secondly, the critical shear buckling strengths of the corrugated webs with both boundary conditions are compared with the interactive shear buckling strength formulae available in the literature.
In this study, carbon equivalent formulae available in literature have been tested for their sufficiency on what they can measure in weld metal properties by performing calculations using compositions of structural shielded metal arc welding (SMAW) steel weld metals.
In this paper an attempt has been made to study the suitability of the burst pressure prediction formula available in literature and its modification for thin-walled high strength pressure vessels manufactured by a flow forming technique.
