Experimental results were revealed that external wrapping of CFRP strips provides restraint against the lateral deformation effectively and delays the local buckling of steel tube.
Results indicate that grouted connections behave quite differently from the bar-in-concrete model assumed in design codes, primarily due to the confinement mechanism of the duct, which provides restraint to lateral expansion of the grout.
The device provides restraint with safety and stability.
Conservation of these residues and the interactions that they form implies that they are important for maintaining protein structure and hence provide restraints on amino acid substitutions during divergent evolution.
The coordinates from the higher resolution structures of both and TbHpHbR, also determined during this study, were used to provide restraints during refinement, leading to improved stereochemistry of the resultant model.
Floor diaphragms play several roles in the seismic response of dual systems: support vertically spanning components, transfer lateral forces to walls and frames, provide restraint to columns and walls, tie the structure together, and enable redundant load paths for lateral forces.
Animals were injected first with ketamine hydrochloride (15 20 mg/kg, i.m). to provide restraint, and then with 0.22 ml/kg euthanasia solution (390 mg sodium pentobarbital and 50 mg phenytoin sodium/ml, i.v).v
An intact CAL is thought to interact with the coracohumeral ligament to provide restraint to anterior and inferior translation, as CAL resection has been shown to result in increased anteroinferior instability, indicating that its role in shoulder stability is larger than historically presumed [ 1, 2].
Drummer Alyn Cosker, 25 but looking more like 15, is boisterously uninhibited while bassist Aidan O'Donnell provides contrasting restraint and economy.
This would keep the real exchange rate steady, give or take the movement permitted within the band itself.A Williamson-type crawling band cannot bring inflation down if it is already high (although some countries, including Brazil, have paced the crawl to cause a gradual real appreciation, and that provides some restraint).
