Sentence examples for modes of building from inspiring English sources

In this paper, a relationship is demonstrated between period elongation in the first three modes of building seismic response and the Park Ang damage index using non-linear incremental dynamic analysis (IDA), and a mathematical relation between period elongation and damage is proposed.

We observed collaborative inquiry practices as four modes of evoking ways of knowing and two modes of building coherence.

The predicted performance of proposed system demonstrates potential for an effective diurnal climatic adaptability, enhanced by integrated passive design strategies, and intelligent modes of building control.

But this, it's fair to assume, was not Klinsmann's plan when he accepted the job and spoke, in full New World mythopoetic mode, of "building an American style of football" five years ago.

In the end it comes down to brutalism – still the most reviled mode of building in Britain.

This building type, often built with defence in mind in the form of the tower house, was characterised by corbelled turrets and crow-stepped gables marked the first uniquely Scottish mode of building.

The conventional air source heat pump (ASHP) system is not designed to independently control temperature and humidity, and is not very suitable for the dehumidification mode in the view of building energy consumption.

"After launching our successful 'self-starter' campaign two years ago around the idea of bringing together the physical and digital identities of businesses, the company stayed in stealth mode while learning the realities of building a new product from scratch.

In this technique, from the dynamic displacement responses measured by MCS, the dynamic characteristics (natural frequency, mode shape, and damping ratio) of building structures are extracted after the processes of converting the displacement from MCS to acceleration and conducting SI by frequency domain decomposition.

In addition to their distinctive modes of designing a town or of building a temple or tomb, one may note their unique native pottery, bucchero (beginning c. 680 bce), with its decorative incision in a shiny black fabric; it is radically different from standard Greek vase decoration, which regularly featured paint and a contrast of red or cream and black.

By means of building a mathematical mode,l the semi-physical simulation was accomplished.