Sentence examples for multiple reinforcing from inspiring English sources

Two typical cover failure modes (i.e., "delamination" and "combined delamination and corner spalling") have been simulated under the non-uniform corrosion of multiple reinforcing bars and found dependent on spacing of reinforcement and fracture energy of concrete.

The developed model is partially verified by comparing the results with those from experimental tests on uniform corrosion of multiple reinforcing bars.

Through a further study on the different configurations of multiple reinforcing bars as cathodes, a quantitative discussion regarding the economic issue of different cathode configurations is highlighted.

Literature review suggests that, although considerable research has been undertaken on corrosion-induced concrete cracking, little has been focused on corrosion of multiple reinforcing bars, especially by considering the non-uniform corrosion process.

Overall, it is important to note that many of the major mediators of the stress response and melancholic depression, such as the subgenual prefrontal cortex, the amygdala, the noradrenergic system and the CRH/HPA axis participate in multiple reinforcing positive feedback loops.

Thus, multiple reinforcing signals, rather than a single dominant factor, may drive entrainment in response to RF.

Finally, this concept of multiple sclerosis as a two-stage disease has obvious implications for the future therapeutic strategies in multiple sclerosis, reinforcing the concept of a therapeutic window of opportunity, as suggested by Coles et al. (2006).

The Justice Initiative report, entitled Eroding Trust, says: "The current Prevent strategy suffers from multiple, mutually reinforcing structural flaws, the foreseeable consequence of which is a serious risk of human rights violations.

Recognising that behavioural change interventions aimed solely at individuals have limited impact, the intervention was designed to impact at multiple mutually reinforcing levels; individual, community and socio-political environment.

Each had multiple, mutually reinforcing impairments (e.g. tremor and visual loss and stiff hands) that were steadily worsening, culturally framed and bound up with the prospect of decline and death.

This Article explores the multiple, mutually reinforcing reasons for this anomaly.