Additionally, a void's transversal length (in contact with the bar) of about 20% of the bar's nominal perimeter was found to be the threshold beyond which an important change of the bond performance occurs.
Fear still reigns in this corner of southern Iraq, a small patch of territory defined by a perimeter of British tanks at checkpoints on the roads north and east, beyond which, the British say, Iraqi soldiers are still at large.
Shown below are fire perimeters from 2009 to 2014 and areas of the San Gabriel Mountains steeper than 37 degrees, the slope beyond which dry soil is unstable without vegetation.
I walked around its perimeter, wondering which end the matzo had come out of.
With Hibbert never getting untracked, the Hoyas relied on their perimeter game, which was extraordinary.
* Laser-beam perimeter alarms, which detect movement before a child enters the water.
Space along the perimeter walkway, which Zumthor calls a "circular gallery," would contain rotating exhibitions.
We have chosen two circular perimeters, the first perimeter (perimeter 1), which incorporates the chromosomes found at the extremity of their distribution, and a smaller circular perimeter (perimeter 2), which includes the chromosomes that are closer to the zero point (the middle of the chart).
The punching shear resistance of the foundation slab in other perimeters (from perimeter of loaded area to critical perimeter 2 d, which means a = 〈0.5d; 2d〉) is shown in Fig. 10.
Trust issues become particularly important when data processing is decentralized across geographically dispersed data centres and resources are distributed beyond a definable and controllable perimeter, which is especially true in the Cloud computing scenario.
