The objective is to identify typical failures and their causes to enable structural engineers in charge of comparable structures to initiate necessary measures to avoid similar failures.
After the definition and validation of the poromechanical modelling, the paper gives a detailed description of the effects of different aspects of stress (in one, two or three directions) and reinforcement on ASR-expansion for engineers in charge of damaged structures.
It's important to note this early exercise is not intended to put heirs in charge of legal structures within the family's asset portfolio such as a Family Bank, charitable trust, or the 529 plans.
Lay a particular emphasis on training and regular refresher courses for the persons in charge of community structures (Community Development Committee, Schoolchildren Parents Committee, Health Management Committee, Women's groups etc)., in order to ensure continuity in the use of the tools of the participatory process.
group, reported this development to his boss, Joanne Rose, who was in charge of rating all structured products.
If the same team had been in charge of the Underground structured around similar principles, London might have begun to have had a twenty-first century transport infrastructure.
The director of cricket, Martyn Moxon, is in charge of the overall structure of the club but gets involved in selection only when a casting vote is required.
Andrew is rugby operations director and has been in charge of the England structure since the RFU failed to appoint a performance director.
Which means you - the parent, and statistically probably a female parent - will soon be in charge of the daily structure of anywhere between 1-4 children.
Smith was in charge of improving the structure, Battaglia said, while Battaglia acquired bins, benches and reading material, then catalogued 50,000 books by reading level.
