Sentence examples for incrementally launched from inspiring English sources
When such a bridge is incrementally launched, buckling of the thin steel web may occur.
The design of the launching nose of an incrementally launched bridge determines its constructive process and, therefore, also its dimensions.
In this paper, a realistic nonlinear 3D simulation of an incrementally launched steel bridge girder is presented.
Patch loading (or concentrated loading) is one of the most typically encountered structural verifications on incrementally launched steel I-girders.
The structural behaviour of incrementally launched bridges in the construction stages depends on different parameters involving deck, nose, supports and guide devices, because static schemes vary continuously with the advance of the deck above the piers.
For the latter, the results obtained are displayed in a way that may be useful for planning a Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) deployment aimed at controlling the patch loading-related phenomena in incrementally launched steel plate girders.
Regarding the type of innovation, there are seven companies that have not carried out any innovation, 42 % innovate incrementally, and the same percentage has launched a new product or process in the last 3 years.
In BI analyses conducted with MRBAYES, two independent runs of four incrementally heated Metropolis-coupled Markov chains Monte Carlo (MCMCMC) were launched and run for 5,000,000 generations.
Citing "two industry sources", Nikkei's Debby Wu says Apple's plans to launch an OLED iPhone 8 and two LCD-based and incrementally upgraded iPhone 7S and iPhone 7S Plus models will get significantly more ambitious next year and demand is likely to lead to shortages across OLED manufacturing worldwide.
GOAT has permission to launch up to 500 scooters as part of the pilot program, but is currently incrementally deploying scooters 20 at a time.
When it was developing its first submarine-launched ballistic missile last year, North Korea accumulated technology incrementally, with a series of tests in which projectiles flew only short distances or exploded soon after launching, analysts said.
