Sentence examples for reinforced solutions from inspiring English sources
The embedding strength and foundation modulus were determined and compared between the non-reinforced and reinforced solutions.
The locally reinforced solutions are superior to solutions with fully covered layers in terms of eigenfrequency-to-mass ratio.
A similar cracking behaviour was observed when reinforcing solutions with similar stiffness (GFRP or steel bars) were used.
Modern composite materials are receiving increasing attention as reinforcing solutions applicable to the repair and strengthening of concrete and masonry structures.
In this case, the bees learned to perform PER toward the odor during the first four trials of conditioning as if no toxin was present and rarely refused to eat the reinforcing solution.
In addition, patient views, if not integrated with broader contexts, can also reinforce individualistic solutions, such as when patient groups lobby for access to new or experimental drugs.
Preference for sugar and avoidance of salt was assayed in a choice test on Petri dishes filled half with pure agarose and half with agarose mixed with the reinforcer solution.
This paper provides a comprehensive review of the recent research on the phase stability, point defects, and fracture toughness of AB2 Laves phases, and on the alloy design of dual-phase alloys based on a soft Cr solid solution reinforced with hard XCr2 second phases (where X=Nb, Ta and Zr).
Textile-reinforced mortar (TRM) is a composite material that overcomes some drawbacks of other RC (reinforced concrete) shear strengthening solutions.
The numerical study is supported by results of experimental tests [1], regarding 10 beams reinforced with different technological solutions in terms of strength and ductility.
Concrete-filled steel tubular (CFST) columns have frequently been utilised in the construction of mid-rise and high-rise buildings as they offer smaller cross-sectional size to load carrying capacity ratio than ordinary reinforced concrete or steel solutions.
