Sentence examples for strengthening applied from inspiring English sources

One example of the degree of CFRP strengthening applied to the 19 slab and girder bridges on the M1 and M2 is illustrated by the bridge B2-N, Fig. 1, at km marker 10+7 near Kumanovo on the M1.

The main purpose of this machine is to strengthen applied nuclear physics research ongoing in our institute for more than four decades.

Outcome 2: Capacity: Disease surveillance practitioners and their institutions strengthen, apply, and distribute technical and communication skills in disease surveillance to more effectively address disease threats.

It is well documented that flexure and shear strength of RC beams has been improved using NSM strengthening technology applied with epoxy adhesives.

Taking the reinforcement of monorail guide-way as the background, the effectiveness of SNSM carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) strengthening technique applied for the large-size reinforced concrete (RC) beams was evaluated.

Late last month, proponents of the bill unveiled changes to the text, strengthening language applying to violent offenders to win over more Republicans and convince McConnell it has enough votes for passage.

In the paper, the results of an experimental and numerical study on the out-of-plane bending effectiveness of a modern strengthening technique applied to existing masonry walls are presented.

It is worth to mention that no strengthening was applied at the wall edges as in field the wall edges are unexposed as they are mostly connected to columns or walls.

Under the America Invents Act, which was passed last year, the post-grant review process is being strengthened and applies to patent re-examination requests filed after Sept. 16.

On the contrary, it may actually serve to strengthen efficiency .This applies particularly to the bank's governing council, which decides monetary policy.

In the latter circumstances, the case for RBC transfusions being causal for adverse clinical outcomes can be strengthened by applying modified Bradford Hill criteria to the plethora of existing observational studies.