Sentence examples for to simplified analysis from inspiring English sources
In addition, a theoretical analysis procedure for reinforced concrete footings subjected to uniaxial uplift is derived and compared to simplified analysis procedures typically used in practice.
Pareto fronts for cost and CO2 emissions are developed for design examples to compare the theoretical analysis to simplified analysis and investigate trade-offs between CO2 emissions and cost.
PPS produces a sample which is self-weighted, leading to simplified analysis.
Therefore, detailed analysis of the stress distribution in the adhesive was suggested as being preferable to the simplified analysis of the average stress state through the joint, as it would prove a more ideal analysis [15].
There arises a necessity to propose a simplified analysis method based on effective width to account for the shear-lag effect of composite decks, which would greatly assist in design analysis as it is easy to use in a general beam element model.
Diffuse Lung Disorders aims to bring together pathologists, clinicians and diagnostic radiologists to produce a simplified analysis and a unification of the existing concepts in the diagnosis and treatment of diffuse lung diseases.
Parkhurst (2002), for example, argues that explanations of the decline in HIV prevalence in Uganda were driven at first by the need to hold up a success story on HIV in Africa, leading to an overly simplified analysis of both the extent and the ingredients of this success by UN and donor agencies.
However, we find it instrumental to discuss a simplified analysis.
The results of finite element analyses are compared with simplified analysis to enable a better understanding of the distribution of forces and deformations at the initial and ultimate stages.
The resulting relationship is used, in a simplified analysis, to calculate velocity profiles in a generic coronary artery as a non-linear function of viscosity for various hematocrit levels.
In this work, we presented a technique of constructing transition networks from high-dimensional and multiscale data to allow for highly simplified analysis of interdependence and correlation.
