Available data regarding the mean compatible cost (€/m2) and the mean constructed area (m2/building) per damage level have been used.
The compatible (budget approved according to the ministry's provisions) repair cost (Table 3) has been evaluated from the total number of structures (180,427 buildings) which developed different degree, type and extent of damage after Parnitha's earthquake according to the mean compatible repair cost (€/m2) and the mean constructed area (m2/building) per damage level of the previous studies.
The equivalent replacement area in Km2 has been evaluated from the ratio of the compatible repair cost divided by the mean compatible replacement cost (297, 361 and 305 €/m2) according to the data of TAS of Aharnes and Ano Liosia and the total number of the previous data (3539 structures).
The seismic risk has also been evaluated after the distribution of structures (178,578 structural buildings) in damage levels and levels of the macroseismic intensity with the use of the mean compatible repair cost and the constructed area per damage level (Table 4).
But this paraphrase is covertly negative; it uses 'incompatible' which means not compatible.
A differential form of the equilibrium equations for the adherends is analytically solved by means of compatible relations of the adhesive deformation.
In this case, it will mean that compatible items such as action figures could be placed on the GamePad display to interact with the onscreen action.
The chart shows PCs (which here means I.B.M.-compatible lineage, primarily running a Microsoft operating system) overtaking other personal-computing machines in the mid-1980s.
Honda, Hyundai and General Motors are pledged to both Google and Apple, which means that models compatible with Android and the iPhone are likely from all three manufacturers, but not necessarily in the same car.
Reinforced masonry homogenized failure surfaces are obtained by means of a compatible identification procedure, where each brick is supposed interacting with its six neighbors by means of finite thickness mortar joints, filler epoxy resin and FRP rods.
