Sentence examples for means the structure from inspiring English sources

After a few years, if the corrosion process continues without interruptions, the flexural capacity of the slab (bridge superstructure) will become inadequate to resist the dead load moment and live load moment, which means the structure will theoretically fail under the service load as defined in the structural design.

"And it's used more and more in high-performance concrete, which we like using because it means the structure can be slimmed down a bit so we can conserve space".

In this paper, we explore one middle granularity named the cluster between the class and individual, and introduce the cluster structure that means the structure within each class into the matrixized classifier design.

Numerical results demonstrate that the power intensities at the focal point are all greater than 8.5 dB compared with incident intensity, which means the structure has a better focusing effect.

This means the structure of your party is important, as certain characters will have weapons or magic that can stun, or "break", an enemy.

This means the structure in the lower crust does not affect the stress direction but influence the faulting type.

For cultural anthropologists, culture means the structures of human relations, and refers, for example, to belief systems, kinship relations and gender relations in different societies.

Two intersecting diagonal lines, an X, meant the structure was unsound; don't go in.

Only later did it come to mean the structure itself, a felt-covered, wooden-framed portable dwelling used by nomads on the steppes of central Asia.

Green circles indicate the structure was affected by the fire, yellow mean minor damage, orange show major damage, and red mean the structure was destroyed.

By social field I mean the structure of relationships among individuals, groups, organizations, and larger systems that - when changed - gives rise to different collective behavior patterns.