Sentence examples for normal reinforcing from inspiring English sources

Sixteen full scale slab specimens were cast with different types of interface bond between the concrete slab and steel decking (e.g. greased, unembossed decking or standard decking) and different types and amounts of reinforcement in concrete (e.g. mesh, steel fibre or normal reinforcing bars).

A remarkable morphological feature of these mutant mice is that after Dlx5/6 deletion only in CNCCs the lower jaw is transformed, but the nasal capsule and the upper jaw are normal reinforcing the notion that Dlx5/6 act on different cellular populations.

The first case involves a normal reinforced T-beam.

Results were also compared with the cases when using normal reinforced concrete.

The analytical interaction diagrams are compared to those calculated using classical methods for normal reinforced concrete beams and columns.

The influence of dowel action is usually ignored during normal reinforced concrete beam designs since vertical shear reinforcing bars always offer significant shear resistance.

The shear failure of UHPC HSS beams is not characterized by brittle response or catastrophic load reduction as with normal reinforced concrete.

This leads to speedy construction, reduced formwork and scaffolding, less requirement of skilled labors, reduced construction waste, better quality, and better surface finishing as compared to normal reinforced concrete construction.

The effects of reducing stirrup ratio in PP-ECC beams were investigated by four-point beam tests, including two normal reinforced concrete (RC) beams and five PP-ECC beams with stirrup ratios ranging from zero to 0.42%.

Efflorescence has been considered be relatively insignificant since it does not cause a rapid structural problem in normal Reinforced Concrete (RC) structure or member, however, alkali-activated cement is very vulnerable to efflorescence so that extreme damages from efflorescence has been reported (Kresse 1987; Bensted 2000; Zhang et al. 2014).

Coming out is a control mechanism that distinguishes the "abnormal" (non straight people) from the "normal" heterosexuals, reinforcing the dualism between homosexuality and heterosexuality that makes separate and unequal treatment possible.