Sentence examples for support restraint from inspiring English sources
As the same manner, together with zero displacement at the support section due to the support restraint, the relative displacement of the bottom chord u n is also obtained.
The three-point flexural tests were performed using a roller-type support to eliminate the support restraint as per RILEM TC 162-TDF, whereas the four-point flexural tests were carried out using a pin-type support as per ASTM C1609.
The first part contains 60 items which assess support, restraint, praise, criticism, and inconsistency.
The various supports, restraints, and braces will affect the size of the forces that are developed.
An analyst's problem is that the supports, restraints, and braces interact with the reactions of the pipe.
Guides often hold a dying person's hands, he said, but for support, not restraint.
Jones knew – Beckett rightly quotes his final, impassioned plea to his union conference to support continued restraint – that it would destroy much of his life's work.
Business groups generally support such restraint but the effort to squeeze nanomaterials into existing regulations has left many companies worried about how to market their products without running afoul of the regulators.
DANIEL LARISON (via Patrick Appel) notices some inconsistencies:What is so impressive about [Barack Obama's] bungling here is that it contradicts every argument the administration has made in support of restraint and caution when it comes to the Iranian protests.
While the astronauts' upper bodies flailed, the helmets that were supposed to protect them ended up battering their skulls, the report said, and "lethal trauma occurred to the unconscious or deceased crew due to the lack of upper-body support and restraint".
Consequently, lethal trauma occurred to the unconscious or deceased crew due to the lack of upper body support and restraint," the report says.Even if they had survived Columbia's breakup, their entry suits would not have been able to protect them from the extreme heat of re-entry.
