Sentence examples for proper detailing from inspiring English sources

Results indicate that adequate longitudinal reinforcement and proper detailing of transverse reinforcement can reduce pile damage.

Monolithic cuff connections of moderate thickness were capable of developing the flexural capacity of a pultruded FRP box beam (with proper detailing), and the cuffs themselves exhibited somewhat ductile failure modes upon reaching their maximum load.

An essential part of a performance-based service life design format for wood exposed in outdoor applications is the effect of proper detailing in terms of avoiding moisture traps.

Strength and ductility of structures depend mainly on proper detailing of the reinforcement in beam-column joints.

Test results showed that with proper detailing, CFRP systems can be designed to restore the lost flexural capacity, sustain the fatigue load cycles, and maintain the desired failure mode.

It needed to be addressed, in the proper detail.

The sheer man-hours needed to ensure proper detail, routing, and integration with third-party data is staggering.

Wrong tasks may be carried out due to ignorance of who to contact to get the proper details.

By extending the 14-day rule to 28 days, scientists would for the first time be able to study this stage of development – when all sorts of congenital problems can arise to blight later lives – in proper detail.

Since America guzzles a quarter of the world's oil but sits on only 3% of its proven reserves, it will never be "independent" of oil at least, not until that distant day when it replaces all its petrol-fired vehicles with something radically different.Now, in a speech near Kansas City on August 6th, Mr Kerry has fleshed out his views in proper detail.

No doubt future editions of Anthony King's and Ivor Crewe's "The Blunders of our Governments" will explain exactly what went wrong in proper detail (the book is worth reading just for its account of the introduction of Margaret Thatcher's poll tax).