Some Afro-Colombian leaders see it as a poor imitation of the rival pageant, while reinforcing standards in which women are judged almost solely on their appearance.
The present composites-based approach leads to a modification of the standard reinforcing model in which monotonic behavior in compression is observed.
"Should we at least require the cores of tall buildings to be reinforced in concrete, which would give them more fire protection and give people a better chance of getting out in a fire?" he went on.
This aggressive tendency may be especially reinforced in societies which are seasonally constraints, as in the case with B. terrestris.
This route was further reinforced in PpcAM58N, which shows a separation of 62 mV in Eapp values of haems III and IV.
Yet there are certain novel economies of scale, which become reinforcing, in Google's business model, which might lead to self-perpetuation toward more and more bigness, without sacrificing profitability.
It contains a section, less than half a mile long, that is a triple-cantilever, an engineering marvel of reinforced concrete in which beams are supported at only one end.
Their components are completely different from wedge-shaped blocks; they may be made entirely rigid so as to require only vertical support; they may be of hinged intersections that work independently, or they may be thin slabs or members (in reinforced concrete) in which stresses are so distributed that they add the advantages of lintels to those of arches, requiring only light supports.
In the Smart Strand, the core wire of a 7-wire strand is replaced with carbon fiber reinforced polymer in which the fiber Bragg grating sensors are embedded.
The MCFT is based on a smeared, rotating crack model for reinforced concrete, in which cracked concrete is represented as an orthotropic material with a unique constitutive relation.
The strain-hardening response is always associated with high performance fibre reinforced composites in which coarse aggregates are completely eliminated.
