Sentence examples for structure failure from inspiring English sources
The present results have potential, both theoretical and applied, in structural design and the prevention of structure failure.
Element failure in current earthquake engineering practice is equitable to structural collapse, i.e. in evaluating near collapse response of a structure, failure of an element will trigger building retrofitting.
The Abell Committee focused on six potential aerodynamic and mechanical causes: control flutter (which had led to the loss of DH 108 prototypes), structural failure due to high loads or metal fatigue of the wing structure, failure of the powered flight controls, failure of the window panels leading to explosive decompression, or fire and other engine problems.
For, while it may readily be admitted that a building can express many other things besides its function and structure, failure to express the latter in some manner, however remote, must always lead to arbitrariness.
"It's still very difficult because we know we lost a friend, and because we know we lost a friend because of a structure failure, we need to be confident again in that structure".
It may cause the structure failure during the service lifetime of SFT.
A1 denotes the zone for which the random variables values always lead to a safe structure, structural failure does not occur during the entire service life and the structure is not repaired.
Engine unreliability and catastrophic tail structure failures forced additional redesign, and the problems were not fully ironed out until late 1942.
The volume stability affects the potential application of the material as a construction product since volume changes could cause structure failures.
The ability of the riser movement prediction codes to predict the galloping oscillation is important since major structure failures due to poor design may be avoided.
Films with good substrate step coverage and free of cracks and structure failures were deposited at intermediate applied voltages and total power dissipation.
