Sentence examples for support vertically from inspiring English sources

Floor diaphragms play several roles in the seismic response of dual systems: support vertically spanning components, transfer lateral forces to walls and frames, provide restraint to columns and walls, tie the structure together, and enable redundant load paths for lateral forces.

This paper presents data for 408 students studying Chemical Engineering at the University of Strathclyde pre and post change; exploring the impact of these changes and highlighting potential for supported, vertically integrated learning programmes, across the first four years of teaching, to provide a framework fostering student confidence and autonomy.

The strips were supported vertically with the cut bases in a 10 mM solution of [C]glycolate (370 kBq of C per μmol), and illuminated with white light with a photosynthetic photon flux density (PPFD) 800 μmol m-2 s-1.

Most of the supports are vertically ridged sheets of semi-transparent, hand-cast resin, with the consistency of antique glass.

A screen-printed triode edge electron emission geometry has been developed based on chemical vapor deposited (CVD) graphene supported on vertically aligned carbon nanotubes (CNT) necessary to minimize electrostatic shielding induced by the proximal bulk substrate.

Support from a vertically integrated major firm, an extensive foundation of learning networks within the industry, and early profitability made the scaling-up and embedding of the experiment with white shrimp very rapid once the formal ban on import of exotic broodstock was lifted.

Climbing plants require an external support to grow vertically and enhance light acquisition.

Climbing plants require an external support to grow vertically and thus achieve better access to sunlight.

Like winter squash, melons and pumpkins have long vines and the fruit needs additional support when growing vertically.

A transient heat transfer analysis was performed first to simulate the electrical circuit behavior and thermomechanical interactions of a vertically supported oxygen sensor powered by a constant voltage during a warm-up test.

The tubular supports were dipped vertically in an aqueous suspension of colloidal silicalite-1 seed crystals (particle size 100 nm) and withdrawn at a speed of 1 2 cm/h to allow for uniform formation of seed layers on the outer (for stainless steel) or inner (for α-alumina) cylindrical surface of the support tubes.