Sentence examples for more effective confinement from inspiring English sources
The results reveal that relative higher capacity and better cycling performance are presented in MCMs with smaller pores size due to the more effective confinement effect.
A smaller sleeve diameter offers a more effective confinement to improve the bond performance in the sleeve (Ling et al. 2012).
Basically, geo-grid is not as rigid as conventional steel reinforcement and its reliability of anchorage with flexure reinforcement in the form of hoop under severe earthquake may advocate the use of another alternative path not only for resisting the flexure and shear but also to make more effective confinement in the form randomly distributed steel fiber in reinforced concrete (SFRC).
The benefit of structural steel was more obvious when the effective confinement index was larger or the SRHC columns were subjected to a greater axial load.
These synergistic effects are achieved by more effective 3D ion/electron transport pathways, and efficient confinement of polysulfide dissolution and shuttling.
Recently, an active confinement technique using Shape Memory Alloys (SMAs) has been proposed as a more effective alternative to conventional passive confinement methods.
Equation 14 is used for GSI ranges from 20 to 75 and more effective factors such as GSI, confinement stress, σ3, unixial strength of intact rock σci, are applied in this equation [2, 3].
For similar levels of channel activity, we find that channel confinement is considerably more effective in stimulating gene expression.
The confinement action is found more effective in case of smaller specimens.
Besides, states can readily improve newborn health in more effective and less restrictive ways than criminal penalties or civil confinement.
