Sentence examples for slope performance from inspiring English sources

Newmark's sliding-block model is widely used to estimate coseismic slope performance.

Slope performance while mining has been primarily managed through surface monitoring (geodetic prisms and ground-based radar).

As shown by the examples presented herein, the spatial correlation of shear strength can have an important influence on slope performance expressed by the probability of failure.

The clay has been idealised as a linear elastic, perfectly plastic Von Mises material and its spatial variability has been modelled using random field theory, whereas slope performance has been computed using a parallel 3D finite element program.

Based on the results of geomatic and engineering geological surveys, additional geomechanical analysis using a 3D finite difference method will be presented in order to provide a better understanding of the role of stress-induced damage on slope performance.

This downward sloping performance curve in the Swedish school system has created a gap between the skills companies demand and what skills children possess.

PARK SLOPE A Performance to Explain The Other Performance New performances and discussions between the audience and artists will be combined next weekend in the Brooklyn Arts Exchange's "First Weekends Series".

The steepest slope in performance decrease appeared at a lower speech intelligibility value than predicted by Hongisto [1].

Initial study on the relationships of fluid flow in porous media, the Darcy and diffusivity equation in particular, suggest that the six influential factor of production from a shared reservoir are wells configuration, time of production, reservoir slope, aquifer performance, rock properties and the fluid properties across reservoir.

Accreditation had a larger significant negative effect (48% of measures) than a positive effect (4%) on the post accreditation slope of performance.

Both the RT and accuracy analyses revealed only highly significant main effects of numerosity (F 4,28) = 66.2, p < 0.001, F 4,28) = 4.65, p = 0.005, respectively), but no change in the mean or slope of performance as a function of numerosity.