Sentence examples for section is increased from inspiring English sources
According to the theoretical results, due to an asymmetrical divergence effect the beam's cross section is increased with distance by a variable aspect ratio.
The paper shows that both the stiffness and maximum load that the combined support system can take increases as the angle between equally spaced wood blocks is decreased (or the number of blocks for the steel section is increased).
A major reason is that when the steel fibers are aligned the number of the fibers bridging the cracked shear section is increased and the fiber spacing is reduced.
Based on the design criteria, the pressure drop and the non-uniformity coefficient of the outlet airflow, the second modification (Modification 2) represents an improvement as the pressure drop is reduced by 23% and the uniformity at the outflow section is increased by 3%.
Decreasing the initial energy E 0, the backscattering cross section is increased that can dedicate better mass differences to target atoms in the sample.
The values of central deflection of beam influenced by the area and the length of the attached steel plates and beams, it appears that longer steel plates will fail at higher loads, as the length of the beam with composite section is increased, resulting in stronger sections.
The resistance factor for bending ϕ calculated from the SCM specified in KSSC KCI and Eurocode 4 was increased, close to 1.0 from 0.85, as the rotational capacity of the cross section was increased.
In several other studies, rates of Caesarean section were increased in obese women [ 9– 11].
Rates of elective cesarean section were similar between groups but greater than in controls, emergency cesarean section was increased in women with type 1 diabetes.
The most frequently reported short term maternal risks of caesarean section were increased time to recover and that it is a less natural way of giving birth.
The most frequently mentioned perinatal risk associated with caesarean section was increased incidence of respiratory discomfort and iatrogenic prematurity (mentioned by approximately 20% (n=25) of the articles).
