The test variables include strength of concrete, amount and spacing of transverse reinforcement, configuration of ties and amount and yield strength of longitudinal reinforcement.
Because of the strength and regular reinforcement of their ties to the old country, they can live here much as they did in the land left behind.
The 18th century saw major changes in Newfoundland: population growth, beginnings of government, establishment of churches, reinforcement of commercial ties with North America and development of the seal, salmon and Grand Banks fisheries.
Also in these cases, the strength of reinforcement and reciprocation of ties affect the network structure in fundamental ways (Carletti et al. 2011; Murase et al. 2014).
The main variables considered were concrete strength, level of axial load, reinforcement arrangement, volumetric ratio and strength of tie reinforcement.
This study was designed to determine the origin, processing methods and the structural and compositional properties of the iron used in the construction of the Palacio Real, Madrid, in the form of reinforcement bars and ties used for the support and anchorage of stone elements.
We model collective memory based on five principles the experience of actual events, communication across social networks, reinforcement of both memories and social ties from the communication, errors and misconceptions, and forgetting.
center-to-center spacing of tie reinforcement along column height.
Mortar also links the non-masonry elements of an assembly such as joint reinforcement and ties.
The local Japanese commander, Lieutenant General Yamashita Tomoyuki, with no hope of reinforcement, opted for tying the enemy forces down as long as possible by a static defense in three mountainous sectors west, northwest, and east of the Central Plains behind Manila.
