Sentence examples for multiple serviceability from inspiring English sources

Encouraging results demonstrate that the integrated design optimization technique is able to produce a more economical element stiffness distribution of the example building, satisfying multiple serviceability wind drift design criteria while allowing for an accurate update and determination of the equivalent static wind loads under multiple wind angle conditions.

Not only is the technique able to produce the most cost efficient element stiffness distribution of the structure satisfying multiple serviceability wind drift design criteria, but a potential benefit of reducing the wind-induced loads can also be achieved by the stiffness design optimization method.

Since joining Microsoft in 2004 Corey has led program management for multiple Azure services, was a developer in Windows Serviceability team owning areas across the networking and kernel stack for Windows and was the founder of Azure's Infrastructure-as-a -service business.

After 15 years of active research on the interaction between moving people and civil engineering structures, there is still a lack of reliable models and adequate design guidelines pertinent to vibration serviceability of footbridges due to multiple pedestrians.

It also avoided the need to create a national service network by designing reliability and serviceability into its product and then delegating service responsibility to the dealers.

Also, this behavior indicated that the overall serviceability of the PSC curved girders can be guaranteed in the service state.

This system applies PSO and the Pareto optimal solution to achieve the optimization of the multiple objectives of minimal LCCs (economy), minimal failure probability of the building (safety), minimal spalling probability of concrete cover (serviceability), maximum rationality, and minimal maintenance times.

In a product, it can include durability, reliability, even serviceability.

Location, driving style and serviceability can all be tracked.

Mr. Zayas of Sandia said that many recent innovation initiatives were focusing on reliability and "serviceability".

Serviceability, maintainability, completeness, scale, etc. are all secondary to speed of deployment and asymmetry.