Sentence examples for special serviceability from inspiring English sources
Regarding the special serviceability criteria for railway bridges, for computing the minimum depth of cover, the permissible settlement of the railway track and the buckling of the conduit walls in different sections along the longitudinal axis of the bridges in 3D analyses were controlled.
Since the design of purlins with sleeved bolted connections is often limited by the serviceability limit state, in this case excessive displacement, special attention is given to accurately determining and understanding the moment-rotation behavior of purlin-sleeve systems.
In contrast, many in the humanities have accepted demands to provide a particular kind of serviceability to business and the economy.
The presented case histories demon-strate the application of rock engineering in conjuction with special measures to achieve a safe structure regarding the serviceability requirements as well as an economic design regarding the total cost.
The case histories presented demonstrate the application of rock engineering in conjunction with special measures to achieve a safe structure with regard to serviceability requirements as well as an economical design that considers the total cost.
In the identification and control of some structures, such as tall buildings and bridges, it is important to be able to resort to special techniques which may exploit wind and environmental excitation in normal serviceability conditions, since the use of controlled input signals obtained through excitation instrumentation may prove very costly.
In a product, it can include durability, reliability, even serviceability.
Mr. Zayas of Sandia said that many recent innovation initiatives were focusing on reliability and "serviceability".
An important point in Veblen's analysis is the recognition that all goods have elements of serviceability and waste.
Walk along the paved promenade today, and you pass ornate streetlights and the skeletons of beautiful deco villas, adapted with various degrees of serviceability to lower-income living.
