Sentence examples for specimen representing an from inspiring English sources
Accordingly, a reinforced concrete specimen representing an element of a tank wall is subjected to a monotonic increasing direct tensile load and its cracking behavior is closely monitored.
They looked at what we might call the "dwell time," the amount of time between the actual collection of a specimen representing a new species and putting it into an herbarium, and the date at which an expert actually gets around to describing and naming that species.
A 1 4-scaled reinforced concrete (RC) specimen, representing a part of a nuclear auxiliary building and designed according to French guidelines for a PGA level equal to 0.2 g, was subjected to shaking table tests; results of this experimental campaign are used as reference data for this benchmark.
Each specimen represented an interior connection with steel beams PT to a column; one specimen also incorporated a composite slab.
The team concluded that the specimen represented an adult, because the bones in its skull appeared to be fused rather than open as in immature specimens.
A number of small specimens representing an element of an aircraft fuselage joint were subjected to fatigue, monitored during loading and inspected after loading, to determine the ability of various NDT techniques to detect fretting damage.
Each specimen represented a typical sub-frame consisting of a cast modular joint and connecting beams and columns.
Each specimen represented a two-bay beam resulting from the removal of middle supporting column of the lower floor.
The specimen represented a typical detached house of the Groningen region of the Netherlands, consisting of double-wythe clay-brick unreinforced masonry walls, without any specific seismic detailing.
Each test specimen represented a 12 ft.
Some believed that the specimen represented a new species of human, while others argued that it was simply a modern human with microcephaly--a condition causing abnormal smallness of the head (ScienceNOW, 27 October 2004).
