Sentence examples for of usual design from inspiring English sources

The particular configuration of segmental tunnel linings produces that its structural response in front of usual design loads could present a significant three dimensionality due to the structural interaction between adjacent rings (coupling effects).

While incorporating traditional Finite-Element-Analysis (FE), the software concentrates on the treatment of the randomness of loads and structural parameters as extension of the usual design variables.

The results of the usual design model "Standards for Steam Surface Condensers (SSSC)" and those of a two-dimensional model (2D) and a three-dimensional model (3D) are presented.

This process contrasts with the usual design of multicenter trials by a large group of investigators who have been selected on the basis of their response to a request for application.

The experimental results shown resistance adequate flexural strength capacity of the connections, which exhibited ultimate loads higher than the estimated by usual design of reinforced concrete sections.

But for this page I have taken a selection of the usual designs which would cause an orchestra of whistles on any building site.

The usual design of a fuel-injection nozzle introduced the fuel into the cylinder in the form of a cone spray, with the vapour radiating from the nozzle, rather than in a stream or jet.

TC: Why did you choose to deviate so much from the usual design of most vaporizers?

The experimental data collected in the present study show that interfacial reactions can be strongly affected by side reactions that are not foreseen in the usual design of experiments with pure samples.

The usual design of field-emission displays (FEDs) often results in high vacuum pressure gradients inside the glass plates of the device, and this is the main limitation to the widespread availability of large area FEDs.

The dynamic, disequilibrium network design model emphasized herein maintains the usual design objective of maximizing some measure of social welfare, but recognizes that traffic on a network is not necessarily in equilibrium and that capacity changes to the network must induce transient phenomena not captured by invocation of the static version of Wardrop's first principle (user equilibrium).