Sentence examples for spine frame from inspiring English sources

A controlled spine frame system consisting of an elastic moment frame, elastic spine frame and concentrated yielding elements is proposed to ensure continuous usability of buildings in the event of an earthquake exceeding the design level.

This paper proposes a non-uplifting spine frame system with energy-dissipating members without post-tensioned strands, its self-centering function is achieved by envelope elastic-moment frames.

Prior studies have documented the excellent performance of spine frame structures in preventing both the concentration of damage in soft stories as well as in providing self-centering.

The current study develops a simplified design method based on equivalent dual multi-degree-of-freedom and single-degree-of-freedom representations, discussing the effects of damper yield drift, and stiffness ratios between the elastic moment frame, spine frame, and dampers on the structural response.

The engine and transmission were mounted together on the swingarm in front of the pivot axle at the bottom of the spine frame.

The spine frame was made from 40 mm steel tubing, as were the steering head, the single-sided front fork, and the single-sided swingarm.

The Worm Tracker software processes a video and records the position of the fitted spine for each frame.

Occasionally one has to deal with unfortunate patients with bedsores behind the pelvis or spine; here neither frame nor plaster can, for a time, be used; in this event after the complete operation the limb can be suspended in a Hodgen, flexed 20° or 30° at the knee.

The procedures were performed with the patient under general anesthesia and placed in the prone position on an AcroMed frame (DePuy Spine, Inc., Raynham, MA, USA).

start leaning them against the "spine" to create the basic frame of your shelter.

Sub-diffraction dynamic imaging (20 s per frame) of dendritic spines in organotypic slices at less than 100 nm resolution was previously shown by Nägerl et al. using stimulated emission depletion microscopy (STED) [4].