Sentence examples for reduced serviceability of from inspiring English sources
Introducing a prestressing force to the LWC flexural members can compensate for the reduced serviceability of the members, producing considerable synergistic advantages in structural and environmental aspects.
Numbers and percentages of maxillofacial prostheses, their retention method, serviceability, reduced serviceability causes, and digital technologies (DT) used in constructing prostheses were analysed.
The cracking of concrete structures can drastically reduce their serviceability, specifically by inducing a decrease in bearing capacity while their permeability and diffusivity are being increased.
Vibrations in marine offshore marine structures, due to various environmental loads, can reduce platform productivity, endanger safety, affect serviceability of the structure and have been attributing factors in several major accidents and failures in the marine and offshore industry over the last few decades.
Consequently, the serviceability of these structures could be reduced drastically.
The uncertainty of the cracking strength determined experimentally or numerically reduces confidence in serviceability limit state design when compared with strength limit state design.
It effectively reduces the amplitude of the cyclic out-of-plane buckling of the thin steel infill panel and enhances the serviceability of the SPSW system during a severe earthquake.
Also, this behavior indicated that the overall serviceability of the PSC curved girders can be guaranteed in the service state.
§ 176.172 Structural serviceability of freight containers and vehicles carrying Class 1 (explosive) materials on ships.
The first is what he called the "serviceability" of the good in other words, that the good gets the job done (e.g., luxury and economy cars are equally able to get to a given destination).
