Sentence examples for serviceability that from inspiring English sources

The validated models were used to demonstrate the potential in predicting assessment parameters for vibration serviceability that are contained in EN 1995-1-1 (Eurocode 5).

That women are the equals of men - the new idea - continues to collide with the age-old presumption of female inferiority and serviceability: that it is normal for a woman to be in an essentially dependent or self-sacrificingly supportive relation to at least one man.

This study investigated the application of neural networks modelling (NNM) in predicting serviceability deterioration that is associated with reductions of pipe diameter until a complete blockage.

Limit-state service life design based on structural performance reduction in terms of serviceability shows that the propagation period of the corrosion process is an important part of the reinforced concrete service life.

The HSC series specimens showed similar static flexural behavior, but lower serviceability, to that of the integrated specimen.

Since the design of an RC member for serviceability assumes that the stress of the reinforcement is in the linearly elastic range, Eq. (2) can be revised to Eq. (5), where f s denotes the reinforcement stress under the service-level loading (MPa) and E s is the elasticity modulus of reinforcement (MPa).

It was found that serviceability reliabilities for different floor uses vary considerably for Australian and US serviceability load combinations; whereas the differences between serviceability reliabilities for one year and duration of a single tenancy reference periods were not great.

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However, the serviceability behaviour and deformation that often govern the suitability of their design is not well understood.

While various methods have been proposed for obtaining optimal systems that meet serviceability constraints set on the performance of non-structural components, e.g. the cladding system, methods are still lacking for optimizing under constraints aimed at ensuring occupant comfort.

Second, the computing architecture required for most types of transaction processing must be sized for peak transaction volume and for application reliability, availability and serviceability to assure that business opportunities were not lost.