Sentence examples for simple reinforced from inspiring English sources

He soon designed the Mohawk Parking Garage in Buffalo, a simple reinforced concrete structure.

To evaluate the effective length factor used in the moment magnifier approach for determining column strength, 2,960 simple reinforced concrete frames were simulated.

Eventually, based on the obtained results the architect, the structural engineer and the acoustician have decided to rebuild the stage floor in its original form but to replace the supporting wooden structure by simple reinforced concrete studs.

The abovementioned flaw is eliminated in this paper from the Menegotto and Pinto model and the improvement over the original model is shown by means of nonlinear dynamic analyses on simple reinforced concrete and steel frames.

Almost 3,000 simple reinforced concrete frames in the shape of an inverted T, shown in Fig. 1, were simulated to evaluate the influence of the effective length factor K specified in the Commentary of ACI 318-11 and used in the moment magnifier method for determining the ultimate strength of columns that are part of braced (non-sway) frames subjected to short-term loads.

With this in mind, an analysis is carried out to determine the implications, from the point of view of cost, of optimizing a simple reinforced concrete structural member, in this case a rectangular beam of fixed moment and shear strengths, such that embodied energy is minimized.

To this end, six different packaging designs were created by combining three different colors (blue, red and black) and two different messages (simple and reinforced).

Given the aforementioned concerns, the aim of the present work was to develop simple reinforcement details for diagonally reinforced coupling beams.

The objective of this study was to develop simple reinforcement details for diagonally reinforced coupling beams; reducing transverse steel by use of high-performance fiber-reinforced cementitious composites (HPFRCCs) and bundling diagonal bars are explored.

For mankind's future he envisaged a simple theism, reinforcing the civil power of the state.

Katherine M. Franke, the director of Columbia Law School's Program in Gender and Sexuality Law, said Ms. Santiago's sentence reinforced simple notions of parental roles, with men perceived as more violent and women as saddled with "all the obligations and responsibility — and ultimately the punishment — for what happens to their children".