structural connection meaning

• [Architecture]
  

  A device for uniting individual members of a structural assembly.

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  [Civil engineering]
  A means of joining the individual members of a structure to form a complete assembly.

• Standard specification for computing reference resistance of wood-based materials and structural connections for load and resistance factor design
• According to the nonhomogeneous anisotropic elastic theory, a calculation model of composite material plate with circular hole in common structural connection section was developed
• Gillum told 300 engineers to take personal responsibility for every structural connection.
• Such gray-matter thickness correlations have been postulated as indicators for the presence of structural connections.
• But in the stave churches of �ye have ordinary saddle roofs, with no structural connection between the roof and the interior posts.
• Regions of the brain do not have to be structurally connected to have functional connectivity, and a structural connection does not necessarily signify a functional link.
• The structural connections found from diffusion MRI imaging and the functional correlations from resting state fMRI show the highest level of overlap and agreement within the DMN areas.
• The Pliocene inversion episode is contemporaneous with the collision of Australia with the Banda arc, with structural connections provided by strike-slip fault systems through Sulawesi.
• Prefabricated System scaffolds require structural connections at all frames-ie . 2-3m centres ( tie patterns must be provided by the System manufacturer / supplier ).
• In recent years building codes have been re-written to require direct structural connection to the adjoining structure, as well as cross-bracing to withstand sway.

• "structural connection" meaning in Chinese: 结构接头
• "structural connection" meaning in Japanese: 構造的結合｛こうぞう てき けつごう｝