Sentence examples for peak bearing from inspiring English sources
During April, Mr. Held's garden is a dense thicket, with primroses at their peak bearing deep green leaves with notched edges and flower spires in white, pink and purple.
The peak bearing stresses and deflections at a joint can be reduced by increasing the dowel stiffness.
For high intensity shaking, the proposed system minimizes the peak bearing displacement in addition to keeping the bearing residual displacement close to zero.
The current design guideline, SNAME [2], significantly underestimates the peak bearing capacity of the spudcan in comparison with the numerical results.
New analytical models have recently been presented for evaluating the peak bearing capacity of circular footings penetrating sand-over-clay and the subsequent capacity once embedded in the underlying clay.
Accurate prediction of not just the peak bearing capacity but the subsequent load-displacement behaviour is required in order to assess the effectiveness of operational methods used to mitigate punch-through incidents.
There is a significant level of terminal NeuAc sialylation present within the N-glycan profile of the mast cells, with the majority of abundant peaks bearing between one and four sialic acid residues.
This result can be utilized as a conservative dimensioning strategy by designing biaxially loaded joints in terms of maximum peak resultant bearing load using uniaxial fatigue data.
The experimental results demonstrated that the peak load bearing capacity of the SFRC joints was slightly higher than that of the RC joints.
The performance of the sandwich panel, in terms of required thermal power, actuation frequency, peak load bearing capacity, stiffness, and weight, can be optimized by proper selection of face sheet material and its thickness, the overall core thickness, core member thickness and length, and the design of the joint connecting core members and face sheet.
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