Sentence examples for the improved area from inspiring English sources

Therefore, because the strength of the improved ground and the suitable length and width of the improved area have not been fully understood, an empirical design has been applied in every case.

The calculation results of the improved area contact model with the deformed factor and the shape factor were in good agreement with the reported experimental data.

In the equivalent area model, the equivalent parameters (unit weight, cohesion, and friction angle) for the improved area were estimated based on the area average of the parameters from stone columns and soft clay.

This paper refers to the case where the non-liquefiable crust is not natural, but it has been artificially created by ground improvement, and focuses upon the effect of the size (thickness and width) of the improved area on the seismic settlement and the degraded post-seismic bearing capacity of the foundation.

Most of the improved areas, like this one, had dramatically fewer cars than before the restrictions.

Service users related the difficulty of travelling long distances to see a doctor, especially for appointments late at night or when needing an ambulance and the need for improved area coverage of a service.

The improved surface area could increase the contact area between the electrode and electrolyte, provide more surface reaction sites, and thus benefit the electrochemical performance.

The emission intensity for wooden piles (kgC m−2) was subtracted from the average value (kgC m−2) of the emission intensity per unit of improved area for cement and sand piles, to generate an emission reduction intensity per unit of HWP-use volume (kgC m−3).

The proposed pipelining logic improves the clock period compared with the existing Instruction Decoding Unit (IDU) technique with an improved area and power performance thereby making the proposed IDU technique more efficient.

Using improved area correction functions, by varying the maximum load, and by separating the instrumental broadening from the measured hardness profiles, it was possible to significantly improve the sensitivity and the resolution of the SACS.

A curved concentric electrothermal actuator has been designed and developed to actuate circular micromirrors with improved area efficiency, while at the same time achieving large scan range at low voltage.