Sentence examples for story system from inspiring English sources

This methodology is based on Southwell's formula and the concept of the equivalent single story system.

And everyone's given examples going in the other direction, so I would like to do mine because I think that our language system, our story system has to make use of our perceptual systems to do what it does.

When this narrow thinking weaves a compelling story, System 1 kicks in: Intuition tells us, prematurely, that we're ready to decide, and we venture forth with great, unfounded confidence.

Therefore the later quantities may be seen as the relative stiffnesses of the elements which provide the lateral resistance of the equivalent single story system.

This is a direct procedure, since the effective element frequencies of walls and frames are given by simple formulae and therefore the location of the stiffness center (m-CR) of the equivalent single story system is easily assessed.

Its analysis, in the linear phase, is very simple and can be found in many past papers (e.g. Georgoussis 2009, 2010), but the main point is that when center of stiffness of the equivalent single story system (m-CR) lies on (or within a close distance from) the mass axis, the torsional response of the real building is mitigated.

This framework has been implemented as part of DEFACTO, a research project for designing interactive story systems.

As basic data of the dynamic response of elastic multi-story building systems can be derived by analyzing simple (equivalent) single story systems, a structural layout of minimum elastic torsional response can easily be constructed.

Finite element (FE) analyses were conducted and the FE model was developed and verified by comparing the simulated results with cyclic tests and nonlinear analyses of single story systems, conducted at the University of Washington.

The aforesaid smoother rotational response confirms observations in single story systems that after yielding asymmetric systems have the tendency to deform further in a translational mode (e.g. Ghersi and Rossi 2001).

Maybe one day we will have open-world games that can combine intelligent non-player characters with their own dark plans and ambitions, with a procedurally generated story-system.