Sentence examples for model reinforced from inspiring English sources

In the first model reinforced concrete is modelled as a homogenised material using an isotropic Drucker Prager yield criterion.

Concrete Damaged Plasticity Model (CDPM) available in the finite element software package (ABAQUS) has been widely used to model reinforced concrete columns under axial stress.

The cross-linking density at the filler elastomer interface is analyzed by 1H NMR measurements in model reinforced elastomers composed by grafted nanosilica particles and cross-linked ethylacrylate chains.

Adding monitoring or scanning behavior to the avoidance model reinforced spatial centrality of dominants, a pattern often observed in primates, and resulted in more spread out groups.

(1) A new scale model reinforced concrete 38 capable of replicating stiffness, strength, failure mode, and post-failure response of the bridge pier.

In contrast to previous studies, these piers are modeled at a highly reduced scale (1 50) using a recently developed scale model reinforced concrete, which captures the behavior of prototype RC sections with a high level of fidelity.

The Scandinavian model, reinforcing the concept of investment in education, couples high levels of support with no fees.

The model reinforces the experiments by highlighting that for ductile alloys the effective plastic strain at fracture cannot be based solely on stress triaxiality.

Finally, our coexistence model reinforces the need to introduce variation in fire regimes applied to fynbos ecosystems in order to maintain meta-community diversity [16].

In supporting the assumptions made by sociologists that point and mass clusters can be taken as evidence that suicide may spread via social learning, the model reinforces the need for efforts to counter the social transmission of suicide-related information.

The same results were obtained in cocultures of MSC with cancerous cells and non-cancerous cells as well as in an in vivo model, reinforcing the hypothesis of the fusion process identified by different techniques.