Sentence examples for multi-layered construction from inspiring English sources

This paper discusses the scattering of stress waves by defects in representative aircraft structures with multi-layered construction and geometry variation.

The approaches for determining and enhancing the probability of detection of non-surface-penetrating defects in such structures as well as minimising the contributions of multi-layered construction and geometry variation to false indications are presented.

It is found that the deformation of this multi-layered construction is complex and dependent upon the mechanism of stress transfer between the outer surface layer and the ceramic tiles.

This task is made more challenging because of the severe geometry changes in the region of interest and the multi-layered construction (with aluminum, adhesive and boron/epoxy) of the repaired structure.

These results demonstrate that the monitoring of defect growth beneath a repair patch can be made more challenging if severe geometry changes occurs in the vicinity of the defect and the multi-layered construction (with aluminum, adhesive and boron/epoxy) of the repaired structure.

The multi-layered construction makes it difficult to do behind your back when you are not familiar with the process.

This paper reveals the relational, multi-layered constructions and boundaries of park spaces and who the users of the Table Mountain National Park (TMNP) in Cape Town are.

The data were available in netCDF file format which is not a flat file construction, relatively a self-describing multi-layered structure for storing and documenting large amounts of numerical precipitation data files.

The data were available in netCDF file format which is not a flat file construction, relatively a self-describing multi-layered structure for storing and documenting large amounts of numerical temperature data files.

This research investigated the sensitivity of building envelope construction comprising multi-layered wall construction (36 types) and varying sizes of glazing (10-90%) on energy demand in a typical commercial building through dynamic thermal simulation.

In this book Maud Lavin investigates the multi-layered social construction of femininity in the mass culture of Weimar Germany, focusing on the intriguing photomontages of the avant-garde artist Hannah Höch.