The fully-grouted cable with short length, high strength and high prestress is an effective way to reinforce the entry suffering from severe mining-induced stresses, which greatly reduces the displacement and failure possibility of the entry.
A slot adjacent to the door would have held a draw-bar, to reinforce the entry, and several mason's marks remain around the door.
The isolation imposed by the surrounding reflecting pool is reinforced by the entry sequence: visitors must descend a grand staircase into the earth before passing under the pool and re-emerging in the cavernous dome.
Consequently, that conclusion is reinforced, i.e. entry into error catastrophe cannot explain viral extinction due to increased mutagenesis.
The tone, according to one sergeant, was set before the ground offensive into Gaza that began on 17 July last year in pre-combat briefings that preceded the entry of six reinforced brigades into Gaza.
The World of Women Like most dwellings in the camp, Mr. Mohammad's hut has a tarpaulin roof, lightly reinforced with wood, an unheated entry room, and an inner room with a stove.
The border controls to be reinforced are at the outer entry points (Italy, Greece, Malta), and the speed and efficiency of processing centers must be increased urgently.
In experiment 1, the data were examined by observing the rate of responding (magazine entries) during the presentation of the reinforced stimuli and non-reinforced stimuli.
In a statement issued from its headquarters in Chicago, United underscored that "the passenger never gained full entry due to the reinforced cockpit door bar United has installed on all of its fleet".
The requirement for a dynamic network of microtubules during T. cruzi invasion is reinforced by the inhibition of cell entry when microtubules are depolymerized by nocodazole, colchicine, vinblastine and taxol (Rodriguez et al., 1996).
