The live loads distributed in alternate spans give larger bending moment of the towers than the live loads distributed in full spans.
He smiled and bent his arm at the elbow, pumping the muscle up, and I let my other hand join the first, linking my fingers around his arm to take in the full span of it.
An exhibition of 41 photos at the Edwynn Houk Gallery in midtown presents the full span of that relationship.
Hence a design formula is proposed to estimate the post-peak reduction of interior support moment from its initial peak, and this reduced moment capacity is then used in conjunction with the full span moment to determine the load-carrying capacity of the system.
On p. 8, authors say that "it is currently not possible to prove that LGT has not affected all genes in prokaryotes over the full span of evolutionary history that the tree of life purports to depict".
Although the degree of the effects that lateral gene transfer has is thought to be highly variable across prokaryotic lineages [ 31, 32, 15], the bottom line of any debate on this issue is that it is entirely plausible that LGT has affected every single gene in prokaryotes over the full span of evolutionary history depicted by the tree of life.
Designed by Robert Adam in a Palladian style, it is exceptional in having shops built across its full span on both sides.
All persons have a portion of this primordial life force allotted to them at birth, and their task is not to dissipate it through the activity of the senses but to strengthen, control, and increase it in order to live out the full span of their lives.
It unpleated the full span of its wings in slow motion — crick, crick, crick — then, lapsing into a frozen posture, hung itself out to dry.
In Lesson 1 I could barely move inches; now I could almost cover the full span.
