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What do vaulted and domed buildings have in common with Hoover Dam?
a curved surface to resist a load. all three are examples of an arch
Who put rigid restrictions on Jews?
In the Middle Ages the Church imposed restrictions, and in later centuries it was mainly governments that imposed restrictions.
What became the official religion of Rome about 350 years after the first gospels appeared?
Christianity. It was the only official religion of Rome and was imposed upon the people in 380 AD by the emperor Theodosius I.Christianity. It was the only official religion of Rome and was imposed upon the people in 380 AD by the emperor Theodosius I.Christianity. It was the only official religion of Rome and was imposed upon the people in 380 AD by the emperor Theodosius I.Christianity. It was the only official religion of Rome and was imposed upon the people in 380 AD by the emperor Theodosius I.Christianity. It was the only official religion of Rome and was imposed upon the people in 380 AD by the emperor Theodosius I.Christianity. It was the only official religion of Rome and was imposed upon the people in 380 AD by the emperor Theodosius I.Christianity. It was the only official religion of Rome and was imposed upon the people in 380 AD by the emperor Theodosius I.Christianity. It was the only official religion of Rome and was imposed upon the people in 380 AD by the emperor Theodosius I.Christianity. It was the only official religion of Rome and was imposed upon the people in 380 AD by the emperor Theodosius I.
Were term limits on representatives imposed by the articles of confederation?
yes
What era was intolerable acts imposed in?
On May 10, 1773
Is imposed load same as live load?
Imposed loads - or live loads, movable loads that act on the structure when it is in use Imposed load = Live load ;)
Is the roof an imposed load of a building?
No, it is a dead load
What is bearing load?
Capability of sustaining the imposed load ....
Is force an elastic force?
Elasticity is a description of a materials deformation response to an imposed load. It signifies strain that is recoverable when the imposed load is removed. As such it is not a type of force, but is instead the result of imposed forces that cause a material to deform.
What is the live load?
Live load is the external load coming on the structure. It is also called as Imposed load.
An examples for static load?
a wegon stying in a porch
What is the dissolved load in a stream?
The dissolved load is the chemicals absorbed by the water. Other load examples are gravel, sand and silt, carried downstream undissolved.
What are examples of amperes?
1 amp, 5 amp depends on the load
What did bbsolute monarchs use as powers to rule?
The bbsolute monarchs imposed load of taxes and kept the peasants under their power through their military might.
What are some ideal mechanical advantage examples?
Mechanical Advantage = Effort/Load
What is characteristic load?
The anticipated load levels due to self weight, contents and users, snow and wind are called characteristic loads.Buildings will be subject to loads from various sources. The principal ones can be classified as dead load, imposed load and wind load, as described below. In some cases structures may be subject to other loads, such as those due to earthquakes or pressures from retained material. The expected maximum magnitude of each is referred to as the characteristic load.
What are some examples of Fixed Expenses?
Mortgage, Automobile loan, student load, insurance
