Sentence examples for foundation geometry from inspiring English sources

The influence of foundation geometry is discussed via comparison with the existing solutions.

The second investigation was finalized to detect the foundation geometry of a high monumental bell tower resting on loose alluvial and pyroclastic soils.

The stiffness is calculated based on foundation geometry and soil profile underneath and along the embedded depth of the foundation, as specified in Japanese Highway Specification (Japan Road Association 1996a, 1996b) and as shown in Figure 4.

The spring constants in both bridge axis directions are calculated based on foundation geometry and soil profile underneath and along embedded depth of foundation, as specified in Japanese Highway Specification (Japan Road Association 1996a, 1996b).

Expressions describing the uniaxial ultimate limit states and the normalised failure envelopes under multi-directional loading can be programmed into a calculation tool for automating optimised mudmat sizing for a range of foundation geometry and soil strength heterogeneity.

The spring constants of the lumped-parameter model in both bridge axis and right-angle directions are calculated based on foundation geometry and soil profile underneath and along the embedded depth of the foundation, as specified in Japanese Highway Specification (Committee of Earthquake Engineering 1996; Japan Road Association 1996a).

The paper compiles an extensive set of graphs and tables for stiffness and damping in all modes of vibration (swaying, rocking, torsion), for a variety of soil conditions and foundation geometries.

These methods can be classified into: (1) analytical, usually referring to simple foundation geometries lying on elastic half-space; (2) semi-analytical, combining analytical formulations for the half-space with numerical procedures; (3) numerical, usually FEM; (4) simplified discrete models, which allow fast calculation of the foundation soil structure system properties.

A parametric study is carried out for the effects of tunnel-foundation geometry and soil properties on the impedance matrix.

A construction is here to be understood in the elementary sense of producing drawings or diagrams, using certain instruments, such as a ruler and/or a compass, and not in the modern sense in foundational terms, i.e., a constructive, axiomatic foundation for geometry.

Published later that year by Teubner under the title "Grundlagen der Geometrie" ("Foundations of Geometry"), the piece stands as a watershed in the development of modern mathematics and logic.