Sentence examples for strengthening mode from inspiring English sources

In addition, a comprehensive investigation on the blast responses of FRP-strengthened RC slabs affected by these parameters, i.e. different AFRP layer, FRP type, strengthening mode, FRP bond strength and TNT mass, are also reported.

How can we create ways to somehow use tools like touch screens to activate the part of each child's brain that makes the brain strong, but only does that strengthening while the brain of the child is in activation status and strengthening mode because of actual and immediate human contact?

The recent advances in the study of the mucosal immune system strengthen this mode of administration as being a very effective route for vaccination for both peripheral and mucosal immunity [ 33].

Schema therapy aims to reduce maladaptive modes and develop and strengthen functional modes [ 29].

ST aims at reducing maladaptive modes and strengthening the healthy adult mode.

In the single objective optimizations, the goal was decreasing the ratio of the amplitudes of the S0 and A0 modes, while in the multi-objective optimizations, an extra goal was strengthening the A0 mode directly.

Here, the condition based preventive maintenance aims at strengthening the rail mode of transport through an optimized scheduling of maintenance actions taking account of the actual infrastructure condition and its expected further degradation.

This paper extends the current understanding of fatigue strengthening with CFRP from mode I loading to the case of mixed-mode (I + II) with different initial damage level.

The results show that both the preexisting damage level and the FRP orientation have a significant effect on strengthening effectiveness and failure mode.

It was found that the strengthening effect and failure mode varied with the adopted FRP anchorage augmentation method.

Even if elected or appointed officials can perform better than citizens, Mill thought it advisable for citizens to participate "as a means to their own mental education—a mode of strengthening their active faculties, exercising their judgment, and giving them a familiar knowledge of the subjects with which they are thus left to deal.