Sentence examples for increasing pretension from inspiring English sources

The proposed model allows one to take, the effect of the distance of the bolted section to the tunnel face, the effect of increasing rockbolts spacing, the influence of increasing pretension load in calculating of the ground response curve, and the effect of increasing the cross-section area of rockbolts, into account.

As the pretension increased, the deflection decreased.

The bigger they grow the more empty they become inside as enormous pretensions must cover over an increasing inner hollowness.

Pretension can increase the cable flexural stiffness, and this strengthening effect increased with the pretension level but decrease with the cable dimension.

From this figure, it is observed that the component of contact force caused by pretensioning of bolts is decreased nonlinearly with increasing shear force of connection due to the bending effects of top angle's vertical leg.

Far be it from me to deprive anybody of a slice of fattened liver, but the spread of foie gras seems both a triumph of pretension over modesty and a sign of the increasing homogenization of neighborhoods and restaurants.

To investigate this, a further experiment was carried out by sequentially increasing the applied load to the wire of 1274 N pretension in 25 N increments to 800 N.

A design challenge in large membrane space structures is to apply pretension as uniformly as possible throughout the membrane, without increasing structural mass and volume.

For the shortest cantilever length 2L (RB2), the deflection difference according to the pretension slightly increased.

Softening the spacer (0.8× diameter) did not affect flexion, compared implanted with the Dynesys system with cord pretension, but it alleviated the shielding effect caused by the standard spacer by slightly increasing the ROM, disc stress, and facet joint contact force during extension and lateral bending.

There is a rich vein of satire running through the story, which mocks both the pretensions of Italy's cinematic artists — who like to be addressed as "dottore" or "maestro" — and their increasing marginality.