"the ultimate condition" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the ultimate or final state or outcome of something. Example sentence: In order to achieve success, hard work and determination must be the ultimate condition.
But the term "origin" is fatally ambiguous between ascertainable physical causes and the ultimate condition of existence of the universe.
Classless society, in Marxism, the ultimate condition of social organization, expected to occur when true communism is achieved.
The whole building symbolizes a Buddhist transition from the lowest manifestations of reality at the base, through a series of regions representing psychological states, toward the ultimate condition of spiritual enlightenment at the summit.
The assumption for the ultimate condition is thus the point at which first yield is reached in the section.
The ultimate condition for drilling in granite is analyzed in regards to temperature and in-situ stresses.
The ultimate condition was considered to be the attainment of one of the following conditions; whichever happened first (Park and Paulay 1975; Ramin and Fereidoonfar 2015).
Finally, a new design-oriented model that provides improved predictions of the ultimate conditions of concrete in DSTCs was proposed.
The effects of these parameters on the failure mode, the ultimate conditions, the energy dissipation capacity and the stress strain relationship of the CFRP-confined specimens were analyzed.
The second half of the paper presents the performance assessment of the existing FRP-confined concrete models in predicting the ultimate conditions of the HSC and UHSCFFTs.
This paper presents a general nonlinear regression model to predict the ultimate conditions of FRP-confined concrete based on an iterative chaos control method (CCM).
The model comparisons demonstrate that the proposed model provides significantly improved predictions of the ultimate conditions of FRP-confined HSC compared to the existing models.
