Sentence examples for immovable are from inspiring English sources

Composite tubular beams with clamped-clamped, clamped-hinged, and hinged-hinged boundary conditions including two kinds of end conditions, namely movable and immovable are considered.

Two kinds of end conditions, namely movable and immovable, are considered, and a perturbation technique is employed to determine the linear and nonlinear frequencies of a composite beam with or without initial stresses.

That space in which all motion must finally be thought (and which is therefore itself absolutely immovable) is called pure, or also absolute space".

Whilst an immovable thing cannot be carried away, the pre-classical extension to other types of interference with property means that immovable were not by their nature excluded.

Testamentary sales of either movables or immovables are rare, and testamentary gifts of movables and of immovables are treated similarly.

Whereas inter vivos sales and inter vivos gifts of movables are treated quite differently, the conveyancing aspects of inter vivos sales and inter vivos gifts of immovables are quite similar.

In civil law the distinction between conveyances of movables and conveyances of immovables is far less important than it is in Anglo-American law, whereas the distinction between sales and gifts of immovables is more important than it is in Anglo-American law.

A study by the OECD suggests that taxes on immovable property are the most growth-friendly of all major taxes.

Numerical results of simply supported rectangular plates with immovable edges are presented.

Simply supported and clamped boundary conditions with both movable and immovable edges are considered.

Unburned and immovable trunks are left on the plot.