Sentence examples for pile based from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a soil pile interaction design method of an axially loaded thermo-active pile based on a load transfer approach by introducing a proposed t z cyclic function.

A hypothetical bridge deck (200 m length by 14.8 m (4 lanes) width) is analyzed to assess the feasibility of geothermal heat exchanger pile based snow melting system for 10 cities representing a variety of climatic regions of the United States.

Homologous sequences were manually extracted, translated and designated as either class I or class II pilE based upon relatedness to known pilin genes and the presence of the SM1 motif (EYYLN) in the translated sequence.

She has sorted them into piles, based on how they rated themselves, one to five, in wanting their room to be neat or disorderly, quiet or lively.

The Academy even devised a new ballot, so that the staff at PricewaterhouseCoopers — those poor briefcase toters whose segment on the Oscar telecast is universally considered a good time for a bathroom break — can physically separate them into piles based on the rankings.

The conventional methods for analysis of piles based on sub-grade reaction methods also do not account for the interaction between the vertical and lateral loads.

The lead author identified subthemes within each topical area by sorting all instances of marked texts into piles based on similarities [ 28, 29].

We then pulled out all text associated with a particular domain and after printing the quotes on slips of paper, the research team members sorted the quotes into piles based on their thematic similarities.

For the sorting task, each participant was asked to group the index cards with the statements into piles based on their meaning or their content 'in a way that makes sense to you'.

Participants were instructed to categorize cards into two piles based on one of the three sorting rules by pressing either the '\' or '/' key (which were labelled as 'A' and 'B'), upon the presentation of each stimulus.

Reasoning, visual stimuli conceptualization, categorization, problem solving, set shifting, mental flexibility and self-regulation were assessed with the WCST, in which subjects have to sort cards into different piles based on changing rules.