Sentence examples for underground frame from inspiring English sources

Particularly, similar to the push-over analysis of above-ground structures, the method has the potential to predict the seismic capacity of underground frame structures subjected to design seismic loadings.

Considering that the existing deformation-based seismic design methods for underground structures are based on elastic hypotheses, this study proposes an improved Finite Element method called New Pseudo-Static Analysis (NewPSA) to predict the nonlinear behavior of underground frame structures subjected to increasing horizontal seismic excitations.

The present study used ANSYS/LS-DYNA software to investigate the damage behaviour of an underground box frame tunnel caused by a surface explosion of a sedan, van, small delivery truck (SDT), and container carrying 227, 454, 1814, and 4536 kg, respectively, of TNT charge weight.

"They go underground to the cosmic frame".

There are pieces of all her lives in Connecticut: one of the raffish metal palm trees that used to frame the underground bar at the Chelsea is in her bedroom.

Thus, it would not be appropriate to talk of only one but, in fact, at least three prognostic frames that may differ from region to region (build underground section/build HVDC underground cable/cancel power line project).

Some of the cyclists are dressed as the Baseball Furies gang from the 1979 film The Warriors, and at one point a frame meticulously recreates underground artist Banksy's Flower Chucker graffiti.

When an elevator accident occurs, she suspects she has been framed, and goes underground to clear her name.

This study investigates the effect of infill masonry on damage to reinforced concrete frames subjected to underground explosion induced ground motion.

In the tradition of classics such as Heart of Darkness and Notes from Underground, this novel wraps up its framing story and launches into the meatier stuff.

"Asquith frames, lights, and shoots Underground with the style and verve of a young cinephile drunk on German cinema's expressionistic mise-en-scene and Soviet cinema's rapid-fire cutting.