Aesthetics aside, its structural integrity is what makes it awesome.
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The structural integrity of the building is still in question.
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Plus, it had the structural integrity that Wendy's biscuit lacked.
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This isn't just for flavor but for moisture and structural integrity.
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That will help monitor any changes in structural integrity over time.
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That kind of weather destroys the structural integrity of the snow.
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So how do you keep it cool without compromising the structural integrity?
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That's why the windows are so small: to preserve the structural integrity.
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They are comparable to cast metal parts in terms of structural integrity.
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Fire officials are checking the structural integrity of the facilities, Wegner said.
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Do not re-enter buildings until they have been cleared for structural integrity.
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They gradually lose structural integrity because they're not fighting the force of gravity.
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That's because after-market modifications often affect a vehicle's structural integrity and safety.
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Forget the flavor or structural integrity of whatever you're eating, this is about VOLUME.
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Most cookies forced us to make trade-offs between flavor and (literal) structural integrity.
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Any contact with the material was harmful to the structural integrity of the costume.
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The structural integrity of the brain's white matter was also harmed by more alcohol.
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There is ample space, but Army engineers are unsure about the buildings' structural integrity.
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They are comparable to cast metal parts in terms of structural integrity, he said.
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To maintain its structural integrity, most dentists follow up with a pricey porcelain crown, a.k.a.
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Malloy discussed the importance of following and maintaining the structural integrity of War and Peace.
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The Culture Ministry said it was verifying the structural integrity of sites including the Colosseum.
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To keep the structural integrity of the near-vacuum tube, there will be no windows.
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After Lyttle was evicted, the local council filled the tunnels with concrete to restore structural integrity.
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Like perfect jelly, the bass of these headphones wobbles like mad without losing its structural integrity.
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Printed muscle tissues were implanted in rats, and like the ears, they too maintained structural integrity.
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During the next week, leak checks will be performed on BEAM to ensure its structural integrity.
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Heat can impact the structural integrity of the product and promote leaching of chemicals into food.
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There's a need to recognize that the economic viability is as important as the structural integrity.
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During due diligence, you'll have to show that the structural integrity of your company is clean.
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"Incorporating a wide, strong, rib-shaped shoulder block design helps increase structural integrity and rigidity," Lim says.
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The structural integrity of a home is dependent on everything from walls to erosion and wind-flow.
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Can we talk about the structural integrity of those lamps hanging on the wall in the back?
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Instead, the filaments formed strong protein aggregates that contributed to the organ's overall structural integrity and preservation.
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Infidelity. I'm starting to notice that many of these entrants have a blatant disregard for structural integrity.
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During the test period, NASA will be paying close attention to the structural integrity of the BEAM module.
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With the "structural integrity" of their time traveling, weed-toking device now compromised, the cousins bounce around history.
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What does a network of tunnels, descending up to 30 layers deep, do to a city's structural integrity?
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They'll also be looking at the structural integrity of the plane and where and why it broke up.
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This YouTube video is not the only case of the new iPad Pros having less-than-ideal structural integrity.
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The way that the building, which was erected in 1989, easily collapsed is raising questions about its structural integrity.
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And as long as they're in front of the wings, says Beever, they don't affect the plane's structural integrity.
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Traditional aerial silks must be wrapped around hands and legs for support, while the hammocks already had structural integrity.
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The authorities said nearby salt mines operated by the company threatened the structural integrity of more than 33,000 homes.
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Other engineers also discussed the structural integrity of the span -- and deemed it safe -- just hours before it collapsed.
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But as old piers have taken on new lives, their structural integrity after years of disuse has proved problematic.
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Engineers determined that the structural integrity of the potion of the station that serves PATH trains is intact, Hammer said.
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Schrödinger described four requirements of evolution: information storage, transmission, structural integrity, and a discernible, yet malleable, physical shape or structure.
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What ingredients do you use to make sure that these cakes maintain structural integrity, at least within their first month?
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EASA in its directive said the condition, if not detected and corrected, could reduce the structural integrity of the wing.
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You'll emerge stronger, with the structural integrity and dramatic lines of the latest towering, zippy design from Zaha Hadid Architects.
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There was section on who will manage the aircraft's power on any particular mission and a checklist on structural integrity.
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They'd made that bag open-topped, Burmeister says, because of the way the fabric loses structural integrity when it gets wet.
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That enables users of Carbon to create lattices, which can give objects like drones or vehicles structural integrity without unnecessary weight.
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Beasley often utilizes a concoction of polyurethane foam and resin to give three-dimensionality to materials that have less structural integrity.
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The Pampanga legislative board has ordered the closure of three other Chuzon Supermarket branches so their structural integrity can be inspected.
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Clicking the button will leave you questioning the structural integrity of it, but rest assured it won't break in daily use.
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Henry's Originals assures customers that the cannabis can easily be removed for consumption without disrupting the structural integrity of the wreath.
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Until the storm passes, they will not be able to assess the structural integrity of railroad tracks or bridges, Steenhoek said.
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Structural Integrity continues at The Silber Art Gallery in the Goucher College Athenaeum (1021 Dulaney Valley Road, Baltimore) through March 26.
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They last a long time in storage and hold their structural integrity even when shoved deep into the bottom of a bag.
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Screen protectors help protect screens from scratches, which weaken the structural integrity of a display and may eventually lead to large cracks.
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Their instructions were simple: Check the structural integrity of the vault and ignore the millions of dollars' worth of antiquities stashed inside.
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The case absorbs the impact of drops, and the screen protector helps prevent scratches, which weaken the structural integrity of a display.
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Collider promises the ability to handle multiple materials with one machine, structural integrity on par with injection molding processes, and a smooth aesthetic.
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This started as a post-rave antidote for "pilly willy" because stimulants—as you may know—can adversely affect a boner's structural integrity.
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"The modifications would undermine the value and structural integrity of the new PREPA securitization debt," the group said in a statement on Tuesday.
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This steel network was anchored to the existing concrete piers under the house, then tautened to restore structural integrity to the cracked beams.
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This phenomenon, known as liquefaction, occurs when wet, loosely-packed soil loses its structural integrity due to a sudden shock like an earthquake.
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The pieces in Dre Britton's Structural Integrity each allude to kinesthetic possibilities and futures — expansion, escapism — yet everything is stiff, frozen in time.
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Equipped with this knowledge, NASA can now study the potential effects of these germs on human health and the structural integrity of the ISS.
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The storm is too fierce to send workers out to check the structural integrity or repair minor damage that could amount to major consequences.
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Coupled with the black beans, the dish was a soggy mess due to the ungrilled wrap, which offered little structural integrity to the burrito.
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The bun on the new sandwich was definitely lighter, flatter, and smaller, though it still tasted excellent: sweet potato brioche with great structural integrity.
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Crews discussed bridge's cracks Engineers had discussed the structural integrity of the span and deemed it safe just a few hours before it collapsed.
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Brain scans that year also showed reduced connective white matter and worse structural integrity for people who experienced more income volatility and pay cuts.
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Metal fatigue, the degradation of a metal's structural integrity over repeated use, likely caused the fan blade to break apart, according to the NTSB.
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"An ice cream sandwich, freshly made, so the structural integrity of the cookie isn't compromised, is pretty doable," he added in a follow-up tweet.
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Now that Orion has made it to the Kennedy Space Center, the pressure vessel will undergo a series of tests to analyze its structural integrity.
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Investigators were unable to excavate the well to find the weapon because it would have compromised the structural integrity of the house nearby, Coleman said.
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When objects are not given adequate space or installation, such that they can be recognized individually and that their structural integrity is maintained, it perpetuates.
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Besides maintaining structural integrity of its submersible under millions of pounds of pressure, there are many high-tech elements that go into a deep ocean expedition.
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He said later that authorities were examining the structural integrity of the building and that power in the building has been cut off for safety reasons.
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"So when the fires occurred on that, I guess what we were worried about was that the structural integrity of that bridge was damaged," she says.
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Meanwhile, accusations emerged that local officials were warned that illegal construction at an elementary school in Mexico City's southern Coapa district had compromised its structural integrity.
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Mike Deodato's Wonder Woman art in the 1990s is infamous for brokeback poses, butt close-ups, and a costume that abandons any pretense of structural integrity.
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"In this crash mode we want to maintain the structural integrity of the occupant cabin," said Raul Arbelaez, vice president of the Institute's Vehicle Research Center.
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The identification of metal fatigue, the degradation of a metal's structural integrity over repeated use, could necessitate more frequent and more comprehensive inspections of these parts.
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The problem with modular phones is that you have to trade away thinness and structural integrity permanently in exchange for only an occasional enhancement in functionality.
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On the other hand, screen protectors help protect screens from scratches, which weaken the structural integrity of a display and may eventually lead to large cracks.
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Carriers of any size should be a strength-tested and certified to maintain structural integrity, with doors that stay shut in the event of an impact.
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There are, at most, two or three different tones of wood used throughout Structural Integrity; black materials, such as the vinyl of "Goliath," are another constant.
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A notorious daredevil among his millionaire set, he once did 92 mph at Daytona in a machine that had the structural integrity of a soapbox derby car.
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While this backpack won't stand up to 51% attacks on its structural integrity, it is a fun and cheap way to show the world you're pro-Nakamoto.
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Just hours before a pedestrian bridge collapsed in Miami on Thursday, the company that engineered it told university officials a crack had not compromised its structural integrity.
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In another development, Florida International University revealed that engineers talked about the structural integrity of the span hours before its collapse on Thursday and deemed it safe.
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Structural Integrity doesn't offer the kinds of illusions that can never be "solved"; while they do trick the eye at first, they are actually possible to decipher.
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A FIGG engineer "concluded there were no safety concerns and the crack did not compromise the structural integrity of the bridge," the university said in a statement.
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U.S. Army Lieutenant General Sean MacFarland said Iraqi authorities understood "the potential" for the collapse of the hydroelectric dam, whose foundation requires constant grouting to maintain structural integrity.
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The solid rocket propellant provides a great deal of the structural integrity of the rocket, which means that it's carrying and distributing a load while it's on fire.
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At the same time, the spider has to constantly balance trade-offs between the structural integrity of the web and the web's ability to transmit signals at specific frequencies.Wow.
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In essence, AIM will be closely monitoring DART's impact with the asteroid's moon to study how the impact affected the structural integrity of the asteroid and altered its orbit.
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The performance standards will include a pass or fail grade that assesses the "structural integrity, safety, maintainability, reliability, fuel economy, emissions, noise, and performance" of buses and modified vans.
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America's Army Corps of Engineers warned in 2005 that the "extraordinary engineering measures" needed to maintain its structural integrity made the structure potentially the most dangerous in the world.
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While it was once common for archeologists to tunnel into research sites, excavations at the historic Giza buildings are now strictly regulated to preserve their historical and structural integrity.
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The ship's mast was also damaged, compromising the structural integrity, and limiting the Sea Nymph's capabilities to maneuver, Appel said in the call, obtained through CNN affiliate KHNL/KGMB.
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But around sundown, the wind picked up and the waves grew higher and rounder, sorely testing both the scientists' powers of observation and the structural integrity of the canoe.
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The city was not prepared to assess the structural integrity of the Millennium Tower because it was one of the first skyscrapers erected in the business district, officials said.
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There is no immediate danger to its structural integrity even though it is sinking and there reportedly have been signs of cracks and water intrusion in the building's garage.
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A high-tech laser system, known as Light Detection and Ranging, or Lidar, would be used to monitor the structural integrity of the bench wall and the tunnel itself.
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Films — durational in nature, extensive in time as well as in space — need not disclose their structural integrity, or lack thereof, all at once and without a trace of ambiguity.
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After controlling for age, gender and income, the children with higher ScreenQ scores had lower measures of structural integrity and myelination, especially in tracts involved with language and literacy skills.
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Its hatch was designed for structural integrity, not emergencies—the three layers would require 90 seconds of coordinated effort by astronauts and ground crew to open even under ideal circumstances.
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Officials said the terminal, housed in a Beaux-Arts building dating to 21, would remain closed until engineers could assess whether the significant damage had affected the building's structural integrity.
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The study authors noted that in 2014, the Consumer Product Safety Commission issued updated standards that addressed potential stroller-related hazards such as hinges, brakes, buckles, structural integrity and stability.
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The city now relies on outside experts to verify the structural integrity of proposed skyscrapers because they do not have the technology to verify the computer models used by developers.
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It's also packed with Vitamins A and E, making it a natural retinoid that combats free-radical damage, aids in cell turnover and strengthens the structural integrity of skin and hair.
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Inspired by their biological counterpart, and conceived as 'muscle textile,' the masks are bundled, multi-material structures, providing formal and structural integrity, as well as movement, to the face and neck.
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I could see potentially using the Makerbot to print, say, a quadcopter propeller or dryer knob (true story) but anything more mission critical or needing structural integrity could be a problem.
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While the property had no known reports of injuries to hotel guests or staff, it is not accepting bookings for now, as it assesses its structural integrity, according to a spokeswoman.
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Our citywide pivot to video won't just change the lives of citizens employed here — the structural integrity of this city is being right-sized and optimized to fit a more modern world.
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The engineers expressed concerns about excessive wind pushing water over the dike, causing flooding, though they assured the Governor the structural integrity would not be compromised, he said at a press conference.
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The structural integrity earned from the design means the palm rest, lid, and keyboard don't flex, and picking it up leaves you with the impression that it's a weighted, well-built device.
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In many cases, those policies fail to cover damage from mold, which, in the heat, can set in almost immediately and persist indefinitely, compromising a house's structural integrity and its residents' health.
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Scouring local online forums, architectural critiques, and news articles, Insider went state by state to find the most despised bridges across the US — be it due to traffic, architecture, or structural integrity.
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The treat, sold at the Key Lime Pie booth at the Minnesota State Fair, is first frozen, then served plain or dipped in chocolate, giving structural integrity to the slice of pie.
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But to get to that point takes some time: You'll need to cook celery, onions, and carrots for 30 minutes to an hour, until all the pieces have lost their structural integrity.
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Although the general rule of thumb for running sneakers is the lighter, the better, I was initially concerned that making an already light shoe even lighter would take away from its structural integrity.
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Though it certainly looks like ice cream, the final product is neither all that sweet nor all that icy; it bears some resemblance to cream-cheese frosting, but with far superior structural integrity.
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The ones whose mileage equals a trip to the moon and halfway back, the ones that need to be push-started every time, the ones lacking structural integrity in their roofs or floorboards.
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During a town hall meeting after the riverbank collapse last June, local politicians, including Acting Mayor Aiah Bartholomew Komba, told residents the bridge's structural integrity had been compromised by long term, peasant mining.
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Gray matter helps preserve the structural integrity of the brain, especially as it pertains to executive functioning (self-control and decision making), as well as memory, emotion, speech, muscle control, and seeing and hearing.
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The result is the power to predict maintenance needs and act on issues of structural integrity and dangerous road conditions long before they pose a threat to driverless cars and the passengers inside them.
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Is there such a thing as an inspection report or an engineering report for an apartment to check things like air-conditioning, heating, water pressure and structural integrity, as there is for a house?
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"These actions signal that 'adult supervision' is coming to crypto and adding such oversight incrementally improves the structural integrity and legitimacy for the crypto-currency investor," Fundstrat's Tom Lee said in a Thursday report.
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Jim Southworth, an investigator for the National Transportation Safety Board, said he had not sent investigators into the front of the train because of concerns over asbestos and the structural integrity of the building.
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Although installing the super-sized windows is a fairly easy procedure — just punch some holes in the plane's fuselage and then stick some windows in there — the placement can work against the plane's structural integrity.
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An Italian company has been awarded a contract to make urgent repairs to the dam which has suffered from structural flaws since its construction in the 1980s and requires constant grouting to maintain structural integrity.
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But the reality is that these formulas just gloss over the rough patches and damaged bits, filling them in or coating them so they look smoother — they don't actually do anything for hair's structural integrity.
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But the Houston district moved back the first day amid concerns about the structural integrity of buildings, safety and the availability of teachers and staff, many of whom have lost everything in the massive flooding.
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Investigators could not remove the train from the crash site, officials said on Saturday, because of concerns over asbestos and the structural integrity of the building; part of the roof collapsed on to the train.
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The engineering company, Figg Bridge Engineers, delivered a technical presentation on the crack, and "concluded there were no safety concerns and the crack did not compromise the structural integrity of the bridge," the statement said.
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The walled garden takes a definite turn between image and reality, with the lush colors and flat perspective of the original giving way to the blank tonal neutrality and structural integrity of the scale reproduction.
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He leaves the bark on most of these pieces, to retain both the structural integrity and appearance of the broom, but he also offers a model with decorative plaiting all the way up the handle.
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But the object seems to have mostly survived the encounter, which the new study proposes is due to the structural integrity provided by a merged two-star (binary) system hidden deep within its dust cloud.
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"The FIGG engineer of record delivered a technical presentation regarding the crack and concluded that there were no safety concerns and the crack did not compromise the structural integrity of the bridge," the statement said.
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These are technical decisions that should be made based on the unique needs of each community, taking into account critical factors such as structural integrity, soil compatibility, maintenance and life cycle costs, to name a few.
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The modeling software enabled them to simulate different theories and situations, like the force of chewing and biting down on different teeth or the structural integrity of the skull with the ridge and without the ridge.
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"Inspired by their biological counterpart, and conceived as 'muscle textile,' the masks are bundled, multi-material structures, providing formal and structural integrity, as well as movement, to the face and neck," says the Mediated Matter Group.
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Jason Derulo pulled the plug on his concert in Prague Thursday night after his tour manager determined the structural integrity of the stage was not up to snuff, and we're told a lawsuit may be brewing.
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The project cost hundreds of millions of dollars more than public projections and has been roundly derided by urban planners and architects, who say it was rushed into reality at the cost of structural integrity and functionality.
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But once you've committed to transporting an entire pizza in a box—on public transit—you have an obligation to that pizza and to whoever made it; a duty to maintain the structural integrity of your pie.
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According to Washington Post, while both glaciers are capable of causing up to two feet of sea level rise, each depositing nearly "45 billion tons of ice into the ocean annually," their structural integrity makes them especially dangerous.
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The overall design of the Blade remains unchanged from last year, though Razer says it shaved almost a quarter pound of weight (bringing it down to 4.25lbs) off the CNC-machined aluminum chassis without compromising any structural integrity.
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The bondholders responded by stating that the proposal is "unworkable" and would "undermine the value and structural integrity" of the new bonds under the agreed PREPA RSA that, as noted above, already impose large concessions on the bondholders.
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University of California Berkeley catastrophic risk expert Robert Bea added that it is possible the process of tightening the cables went wrong, though Verrastro said that in a properly built bridge, that should not have affected its structural integrity.
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In June 20123, tenants in the rent-stabilized apartments were ordered to vacate because of an illegal excavation of the basement by the building's owner, listed publicly as 172 Realty Capital, that compromised the structural integrity of the building.
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They afforded him the greatest complexity of form and commentary without the responsibilities of structural integrity, yet they enabled him to take aim at the lost dreams of independence and the excess, wasteful consumption of society as a whole.
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Coca-Cola details exactly how to make the goggles in this video: All you need is something sharp to cut the cardboard and some tape for extra structural integrity and you've got yourself a pair of Coke-themed VR goggles.
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Julie Andersen, Global Executive Director for the non-profit organization Plastic Oceans, says there is a common misconception that straws are recyclable, but because of their low structural integrity, they cannot be re-used the same way other plastics can be.
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Julie Andersen, Global Executive Director for the non-profit organization Plastic Oceans, says there is a common misconception that straws are recyclable, but because of their low structural integrity, they cannot be re-used the same way other plastics can be.
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The idea, says Dr Reilly, is that if the roof catches fire—which was a serious risk in an age when lighting came from candles or oil lamps—it can burn away without compromising the structural integrity of the vault itself.
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Earlier this month, SAP made its first major foray into the steadily emerging Internet of Things business with its acquisition of Norwegian company Fedem Technology AS to boost its capabilities in predictive maintenance, structural integrity monitoring, and other Industry 4.0 applications.
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One day, the contents of the room got too much for the structural integrity of the space and a stud wall burst, creating a huge landslide of broken toasters, fucked up chairs, and pornographic magazines which half blocked the hallway.
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Questions about the structural integrity of a toppled 17-storey building have been raised, after it crumbled in a 6.4-magnitude earthquake Saturday morning in southern Taiwan that is known to have killed 18 people and injured 23 so far.
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The proposed settlement covers about 1.5 million Tacoma compact pickups, Tundra full-size pickups and Sequoia SUVs alleged to have received inadequate rust protection that could lead to corrosion serious enough to jeopardize their structural integrity, according to court papers.
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"The structural integrity of the dam wall is still at a critical level and there is still a substantial risk to life should the dam wall fail," the assistant chief constable of Derbyshire police, Kem Mehmet, told a news conference.
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In the case of the Millennium Tower, it could also become a factor in a court fight as San Francisco wages a legal battle that accuses the developers of failing to disclose issues with the structural integrity of the downtown skyscraper.
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One technique, known as diffusion tensor imaging (DTI), looked at the structural integrity of white matter, which connects different parts of the brain; the other test, known as functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), measured brain function while participants competed memory tasks.
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The cracks, if not addressed, could "adversely affect the structural integrity of the airplane and result in loss of control of the airplane," the FAA said in the inspection order, which applied to only some of the most heavily flown planes.
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"The FIGG engineer of record delivered a technical presentation regarding the crack and concluded that there were no safety concerns and the crack did not compromise the structural integrity of the bridge," Florida International University officials said Saturday in a statement.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Dre Britton, Structural Integrity, installation view (all photos by the author for Hyperallergic) BALTIMORE — The centerpiece of the back wall is all black, rectangular, with pole-like extensions jutting downward from each bottom vertex.
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Still, not everyone is completely on-board with the idea, with some people questioning the cost-effectiveness, whether the detachable cabin would compromise the structural integrity of the rest of the plane, and what happens to the pilots after the cabin detaches.
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Notre Dame spokesperson Andre Finot told French media outlets that the entire wood frame of the building would likely be lost and the structural integrity would be compromised, according to the AP. "Everything is burning, nothing will remain from the frame," he said.
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"Theoretically, it is possible that if the organisms are protected from physical damage that would compromise their structural integrity during their frozen internment, they should be able to revive upon thawing/rehydration for very long periods of time," he told Gizmodo via email.
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The show offered two solid ("solid" here meaning "with the structural integrity of a frittata, on an emotional level") pillars of B-story in Lindsay (Kether Donohue), Gretchen's horny pre-adult friend, and Edgar (Desmin Borges), Jimmy's kind but fragile Iraq vet roommate.
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The proposed settlement covers about 1.5 million Tacoma compact pickup trucks, Tundra full-size pickup trucks and Sequoia S.U.V.s suspected of receiving inadequate rust protection that could lead to corrosion serious enough to jeopardize their structural integrity, according to the court papers.
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The coal ash landfill at Duke's L.V. Sutton plant, which spilled last week, was supposed to provide secure storage for the site's two coal ash ponds, but the fact that it is already failing now has some environmental groups questioning its structural integrity.
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What started with an innocent piece of pepperoni has now grown into a one-upping contest where piles of pasta, buffalo chicken, and now entire hamburgers compromise not just the structural integrity of a single pie, but the whole concept of pizza itself.
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The lace cage is also lighter, although I believe it's always been used as a clever way to incorporate Adidas' Three Stripes branding rather than a means for structural integrity —which is why the brand has released equally sturdy Uncaged versions in the past.
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The startup is headlining the Rapid conference in Pittsburgh, PA to show off FuseBox, a technology aimed at addressing the issue of structural integrity that serves as one of a number of key roadblocks slowing 3D printing's growth as a legitimate option in manufacturing.
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The phrase became such a popular comeback among conspiracy theorists (likely because it contains a kernel of truth, and refuting requires knowledge of the finer points of the structural integrity of steel) that it eventually morphed into a shorthand for the whole conspiracy theory mindset.
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Children with higher ScreenQ scores measured lower in structural integrity and myelination, the latter of which is the "coating of connections between nerve cells with a fatty substance" that "insulates the nerve cells and increases the efficiency of signaling," according to The New York Times.
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Between "Click Clack," last year's chest-caving single with NGHTMRE, and several years of thunderous beats crafted on their own, the Los Angeles duo LOUDPVCK have long proven their hand at making tracks that threaten the structural integrity of the soundsystems they're played on.
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"When an aircraft is hit by such projectiles but not at a large surface area of the fuselage, or at a section that would not compromise the structural integrity of the aircraft, there might not be immediate break up" of the plane, he said.
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The American School Bus Council, which educates on behalf of transportation providers, explains seat belt-less bus safety this way: "The children are protected like eggs in an egg carton — compartmentalized, and surrounded with padding and structural integrity to secure the entire container," the Council's website says.
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Wing support cracks reported to the FAA after some 22019 NG planes were converted from passenger aircraft to cargo planes could "adversely affect the structural integrity of the airplane and result in loss of control of the airplane," the FAA told airlines, according to USA Today.
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There's not a lot of details about how this upgrade was performed, but you can assume that, in addition to a bigger battery and beefier motor, the scooter's structural integrity was (hopefully) strengthened so that it doesn't just disintegrate at its new top speed of around 62 MPH.
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MX3D told Gizmodo that once in place the structure will be capable of collecting data on "bridge traffic, structural integrity, and the surrounding neighborhood and environment," with the information being "used as input for a 'digital twin' of the bridge" that will be monitored to detect any safety issues.
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The proposed rule calls for more stringent requirements for structural integrity, restraint system integrity and warnings on labels and in instructional literature CPSC defines changing table in the proposed rule as elevated, freestanding structures designed to support and retain a 30-pound child while a diaper is being changed.
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The barrels were rigged with a network of 300 electronic strain sensors and 16,000 fiber optics sensors to measure their structural integrity during the process, and even the polka dots are part of the test — they make it easier to measure movement and deformation using high-speed cameras.
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Fantasy Island asks us to question the obsolete utopias sold to us in luxury real estate advertisements — in particular, the ones that call on Modernism's tropes of order, harmony, and structural integrity to sell a miraculous experience, while denying the disorder they wreak in co-opted cultural, economic, and environmental landscapes.
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There were a number of teams competing, with 30 in total selected to come down for the trials, but only three were actually able to perform runs this weekend, since each had to pass a number of tests for things like structural integrity and vacuum chamber survivability in order to compete.
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You'd think by 2019, where suitcases are equipped with batteries and you can customize everything from shoes to curtains, you'd be able to find a luggage option that stands out in a sea of black and navy, without sacrificing the structural integrity necessary to make it through the baggage claim.
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Per the Wall Street Journal, the university wrote in a statement that an engineer "concluded that there were no safety concerns and the crack didn't compromise the structural integrity of the bridge" during a two-hour meeting with FIU and Florida Department of Transportation officials about the $14.2 million, 183-ton-plus structure.
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Author and historian John Barry, who served on a board that was created after Katrina to oversee the levee system of greater New Orleans on the east bank of the Mississippi River, said he was "very confident" in the structural integrity of the river levees and would be "astounded" if they breached.
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If Whitey could nearly drown himself in a garage in Florida in the name of noise, if a Japanese band could maim an animal's corpse, or ruin the structural integrity of a venue with heavy machinery, was the idea of someone brushing their teeth at a noise show really all that weird?
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Among the requirements: Coal ash sites were to be monitored for structural integrity, coal-burning utilities had to conduct and publish groundwater monitoring results for the first time, and ponds that were found to be contaminating groundwater in excess of a allowable limits, or that were structurally faulty, were to be closed following specific guidelines.
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Other highlights of the teardown include the device's 3,500mAh, 13.48 Wh battery — just slightly less powerful than the one in the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge, the heat pipe-based cooling design we've seen in the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge, and a case that seems additionally strengthened, either for better structural integrity or for waterproofing purposes.
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The material that covers the capsule takes its name from the Marvel universe, but it doesn't come from Wakanda: it is a double-layered patented-design that uses 82 panels of carbon fiber and 72 sensors able to detect problems related to the structural integrity of the vessel, which at close to the speed of sound is especially interesting.
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For example, even though eliminating plastic straws from Starbucks could remove billions of straws per year, she points out that the strawless lids they replaced them with are still considered a single-use plastic, and though they tout them as being more recyclable, that means they have a higher structural integrity and use more plastic to create.
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He protects his own rim with the strategy and pizzazz of an anti-ballistic missile system, threatens the structural integrity of the rim he's dunking on more than any player since Shaquille O'Neal, and stays remarkably healthy for someone who makes his living launching nearly seven feet and 265 pounds into the low mesosphere dozens of times every game.
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The proposed rule calls for more stringent requirements for structural integrity, restraint system integrity and warnings on labels and in instructional literature The Treasury Department's Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) will finalize enforceable guidelines requiring insured banks, federal savings associations and insured federal branches of foreign banks with average total consolidated assets of $2023 billion or more to follow certain standards when it comes to recovery planning.
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