Sentence examples for standards of structural from inspiring English sources

One in six clothing factories used by Walmart in Bangladesh failed to meet basic standards of structural, fire or electrical safety, the US retailer has found.

The "gold standard" of structural quality is probably the fit of low-resolution structural models to the experimental high-resolution reference structure.

All three RCAs have failed to meet the required KS standards on structural concrete in terms of the specific gravity of 2.5 and the water absorption of 3.0%.

The objective is to minimize a weighted sum of the mean and standard deviation of structural compliance.

The proposed approach offers a unified analysis framework, which adequately delivers the time-dependent bounds of statistical characteristics (i.e., lower and upper bounds of means and standard deviations) of structural behaviours.

Considering the effect for structural fatigue life caused by variance of design variables and other random variables such as structure dimensions, material parameters and loads, the problem is formulated as a multi-criteria optimization problem, in which both the mean structural fatigue life and the standard deviation of structural fatigue life are to be minimized.

Adequate goodness-of-fit indices were found according to the standard recommendations of Structural Equation Modeling literature [ 21- 23].

Posterior means (standard deviations) of structural coefficients obtained from the analyses of the recursive models (RMM1, RMM2 and RMM3) are shown in Table 1.

The challenges of SV detection are exacerbated by the lack of a "gold standard" description of structural variation within a personal genome a reference diploid genome does not exist.

The recent generation of polyolefin-based macro-synthetic fibres have shown to meet the requirements of the standards for structural use.

It would therefore be premature to regard MRI or US as usurping the status of CR as the recommended 'gold standard' for assessment of structural damage to joints in the context of clinical trials.