These diaphragms are relatively flexible, and in-plane roof deformations due to lateral loads must be accounted for in a design.
The five-inch display, connected to a satellite receiver on the plane's roof, is capable of showing Mr. Hamlin any scrap of storminess over North America, from innocuous rain showers, represented on the screen in light green, to violent tornado activity, depicted in purple or white.
External point pressures at mid-plane and roof corner locations, measured during a wind tunnel study of a 1: 50 geometrical scale model of the TTU test building, are reported in the paper.
The contours were drawn continuously every 5 data planes from roof of the furcation all the way to the root apex, until a three-dimensional (3D) ROI is generated.
In 1976, Bonds and his band were playing at the Hangar, a club with a plane on its roof in Hazlet, New Jersey, when Bruce Springsteen walked in.
The lapping water and parade of boats reflect from aluminium panels that flank three separate structures housed under one vast, sweeping plane of a roof.
In this study a new workflow for seamless automated roof plane detection from ALS data is presented and applied to a large study area.
The building, for which Kutnicki Bernstein is the production architect, integrates iron-spot brick and stainless steel mesh with limestone and features such contemporary design details as a floating roof plane.
John A. Babarovic, a London architect who used to design terminals for American Airlines, recently came up with a double-deck boarding design that is essentially a two-level pier on both sides of the plane under a roof.
For their waterfront settlement, nArchitects wrote an intricate zoning code that literally and figuratively inverted aspects of traditional zoning — such as establishing a continuous roof plane (that allows, among other things, airborne evacuation) from which buildings of varying heights would descend, suspended over the flowing water and floating streets below.
