Sentence examples for increasing the section from inspiring English sources

The difference between the transfer lengths at the cut end and dead end was reduced by increasing the section depth.

CFT columns are increasingly being used as structural members since filling a steel section with concrete results in an increase in both strength and ductility, without increasing the section size.

The new sections have improved strength to weight ratio by increasing the section's strength through the use of stiffeners in the section webs.

Therefore, the tower buckling capacity can be improved either by increasing the density of intermediate members to reduce the unsupported span or by increasing the section size of the main member.

The main limitations of low-field MR imaging result from a lower signal-to-noise ratio, poor spatial resolution and motion artefacts are compensated by increasing the section thickness; the reduction in-plane resolution; the increase of the number of acquisitions and consecutively the acquisition time; and decreasing the bandwidth.

"Testing to the standard of the 'reasonable victim' lowers an already minimal harm threshold, adding further imprecision and uncertainty, increasing the sections' potential chilling effect on speech," he said.

Finally it's concluded that the integration of field and office working pattern for section surveying can effectively increase the section surveying and plotting efficiency.

All the proposals put forward basically involved adding varied amounts of new structure with aim to increase the section modulus of the superstructure, especially in areas of high stress concentration.

To verify the calling of polyploidy, we modified the HER2 FISH protocol and increased the section thickness to 10 12 μm in order to encompass a whole nucleus.

As the fringe frequency increases the sectioning capability of SLI increases and finer features of the specimen becomes visible more clearly.

Increasing the wire cross-section area provides more damping at low force-excitation amplitudes, but reduced damping at higher amplitudes.