Sentence examples for period base from inspiring English sources

The 6-story and 12-story building models have been studied to evaluate the effect of the lateral stiffness on determination and evaluation of fundamental period, base shear, displacement, and story drift.

Based on the outcome results of the numerical study, the effects of SSI on the design parameters and seismic response demands including fundamental period, base shear, displacement, story drift, moments at beam ends and inner force of column are evaluated.

To study the SSI, fundamental period, base shear, displacement and story drift moments at beam ends, as well as inner force of column in the two models are compared.

This increase is offset by the relative decrease in frequency of STRs with period 1 and 2. To assess the nature of the (high purity) STR distribution over the 3 kb regulatory region, STaRRRT period, base composition and repeat unit length distributions were plotted with respect to the TSS coordinate (TxPos).

However, the efficacy over the entire 52-week period (base study and extension period) is also shown to assess the maintenance of effect over the entire treatment period for the subset of patients who received the same treatment for the entire 52-week period.

Analysts had estimated phone sales would grow 4to12percentent in that period, based on company guidance.

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That figure is about 10percentt of total arrests in the county during that period, based on police statistics.

It then began a consultation period based on two options: either significantly downsizing the facility or closing it entirely.

We even imagined "an extra-strength sports tampon, engineered to give you a super-charged performance during your period, based on a formula designed by Nasa scientists".

This mirrors statewide trends, which show that the over-65 population in New York State will increase by 39percentt during the same period, based on projections by the United States Census Bureau.