| It is aesthetically bold and structurally original: supported by very deep piles, it was the tallest unbraced building in Europe. |
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| The load bearing capacity of column or compression members is a function of the inherent configurational strength, the unbraced length and design of the end connections. |
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| A wooden monoplane with unbraced wings, the S.4 set new standards for streamlining, but it crashed from wing flutter before it could demonstrate its potential. |
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| Since that piece is flat, unbraced, and usually made of soft wood, it is much weaker than the belly of a violin. |
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| Springing from deep pilings underground, like the trunk of a tree, it was, at the time of its construction, the tallest unbraced building in the world. |
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| By the 1930s the advantages of monoplanes with unbraced wings and retractable landing gear were evident, and fighters of this description began to appear. |
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| Unbraced Soffit Attach steel studs and runners to ceiling and sidewall, placing fasteners to engage wall and ceiling framing. |
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