In this system taut, light tension units, rather than heavy-compression ones, carry primary loads and give the whole its structural integrity.
The centre gap was apparent during the Divided Bridge's whole lifetime and lacking structural integrity the "hideous monstrosity" quickly became unsafe: "It was no wonder that when Wombwell took his caravans across the crazy erection, the elephant-van broke through and the beast in it nearly came to an untimely end".
The numerical results confirmed that the stiffness of the reinforced floors is adequate to guarantee satisfactory structural integrity for the whole building as damage was found to be mainly located in shear walls, while walls perpendicular to earthquake loading remained almost undamaged.
For an epitope-based string of beads vaccine, the overall impact would be minimal, since T cell epitopes are linear; in contrast, sequence variations may compromise the structural integrity of a whole protein vaccine with negative effects on immunogenicity.
For the proper function of solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC) their structural integrity must be maintained during their whole lifetime.
As a whole, the reinforcement could still keep its structural integrity.
It is assumed that GJH is an expression of laxity of connective tissue, due to genetic alterations in elastic fibers and thus affecting the structural integrity of connective tissue throughout the whole human organism [ 3].
While the structural integrity at both the cellular and whole-plant level was not affected, enhanced leaf, root, and stem growth were observed, as well as increased cellulose content [ 30].
Though there is a kind of through-line, the show, which is not especially plot-driven, plays more as variations on a theme, giving each episode a sturdy structural integrity even as they lock into the larger whole.
