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were reinforced with
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To strengthen, especially by addition or augmentation.
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All specimens were reinforced with bundled diagonal reinforcement and also used the second confinement option illustrated in Fig. 1c.
The specimens labelled WT were reinforced with internal transverse-steel reinforcement spaced at s = d/2.
Five beams were reinforced with insufficient bond length flexural reinforcement and were designed to be failed by de-bonding.
Most were reinforced with fiberglass, which often broke.
The collar was frayed and the ripped pockets were reinforced with safety pins.
The arches themselves were reinforced with new steel and flexible polymer-based plaster.
Walls and fences were reinforced with anti-climbing devices and alarms.
When they were done, the frame was shoved forward with jacks, and the exposed walls were reinforced with concrete.
Vegetable processing oil was substituted for its petroleum equivalent, and the compounds were reinforced with fibers made from plant cellulose.
Subsequent corsets of the 19th century were shaped like an hourglass and were reinforced with whalebone and metal.
They were reinforced with twenty-two tofs of iron plates, but on the morning of January 10 , 1860 they — and the floors — collapsed anyway.
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