Sentence examples for type of collapse from inspiring English sources

So it really was not a correction that was occurring in tandem with some type of collapse in demand for tech.

"I've always been associated with winning, and it hurts deep down inside, really hurts, to be associated with this type of collapse," Randolph said.

The type of collapse mechanism for TSACW is established from Kishi and Chen, Li, and Kong and Kim's analysis.

Furthermore, it is concluded that the stiffness of the timber floors significantly influence the strength capacity of the building and the type of collapse mechanism.

In six and a half hours on Monday, the Standard & Poor's 500-stock indeclinedinearlyarly 9percentthe typetype of collapse that, historically, has taken years to occur.

It was also found a difference in collapse loads for each type of collapse: for ovality type collapse, the development of a finite element of the carcass only is sufficient, but for the eight type of collapse it is necessary to develop a finite element model including carcass, internal polymer sheath and pressure armour.

Even after correction factors (calculated using estimated or true IBD coefficients) are applied, type I error rates do not differ significantly from nominal levels (α = 0.05, 0.01, and 0.001), regardless of the type of collapsing methods used.

The collapsing of rare variants was performed as described in Thalamuthu et al. [ 18], namely, by defining a super-locus g n(L+1),n = 1,…,N as follows: (4) g n L + 1 = min 2, ∑ l : ma f l ≤ 0.01 g nl In general, this type of collapsing preserves more information than an indicator of at least one rare variant being present, as suggested by Li and Leal [ 28].

Therefore, this work presents analytical and finite elements modeling strategies to study both types of collapse risers fabricated with "S" carcass profile in order to predict collapse failure.

Two types of collapse mechanisms were observed during the fire analysis.

Swiss policymakers are lobbying for UBS and its rival Credit Suisse to cut risks and hoard capital to avert the type of banking collapse that hobbled Iceland's economy.