efficient abstraction. Atrium with height more than 30 m with exhaust fans located towards the ends may require attention to control the smoke abstraction efficiently. Yi, Hou, Li and Feng & Chow [13] study the relation between the atrium aspect ratio under different heat release rate of fire the flooding time flow of smoke occurs and, 32 simulations were performed using a model, FDS (Fire Dynamics Simulator, Version 3). Table 2.4 shows the size of the atrium and HRR of steady fire. For the
0 and R2.5) on the basis of cross-sectional aspect ratio, and complete details of the test columns are summarized in the table 1 and Fig. 1. The specimen identification convention, which are utilized in Table 1, is in accordance with the first letter R defining the rectangular column. In addition, the following numbers 1.5, 2.0, and 2.5 refer to different sets of cross-sectional aspect ratios. The following letter and number refer to the volumetric ratio of hoop (H) reinforcement with 0 denoting plain
With the original motion picture format, each frame as tall as four perforations with an aspect ration totaling 1.375:1. It was originally designed by Thomas Edison and was used for years by film companies. When sound became common in movies, the image ratio was changed to 0.860 inches by 0.820 inches. The History of Academy Film Originally, silent films used a 1.33 aspect ratio. This meant that every frame had negative space accounting for four perforations. The frame line was extremely thin
Flight International (e.g. 24-30 October 2000), and draw up a table of critical parameters for similar aircraft. Data that are useful in the initial conceptual design include empty and maximum take-off weight, payload, wing area, wing span, wing aspect ratio, tail plane and fin areas, tail
actualized a huge amount of changes to drive that message forward. Lets begin with the screen. There is presently another bigger 12 inch screen, with a 3:2 aspect ratio and a 2160×1440 resolution. This is apparently a 2k color calibrated display, which has the same focal points as a Surface Pro 2 screen, regarding correctness. The aspect ratio is a bit non-standard however Microsoft claims one can have more substance on this screen, instead of say, a 13-inch screen with a 16:9 resolution. Abnormally
Wes Anderson’s The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014), is a narrative that takes the form of many stories within another. Considered a film masterpiece not only for its use of thoughtful comedy but also for the way in which the film was enhanced through the use of camera angles. “Love and death, romance and horror, comedy and tragedy duel to an elegant draw in Wes Anderson’s rich torte of a movie”, as stated by Richard Corliss from Time Magazine. The constant use of straight angles gives the film an unmistakably
pressure to the concrete core, and hence, the seismic performance of such columns may be very poor due to their insufficient ductility or low concrete strength. Since the FRP composites owe some of the favorable properties such as high strength-to-weight ratio and excellent corrosion resistance, the use of externally bonded FRP composites has significantly increased in the construction industry as a confining material for concrete to enhance both strength and ductility of existing RC members. For proper
The Planet of the Apes franchise completely overtook the film industry starting in 1968, after the original film hit theaters. Since then, there has been a reboot, two sequels, merchandise, and even a TV series. This film was such a success for many reasons- its clever allegories to race, religion, and politics, the phenomenal makeup and costume design, the world-building that was almost unheard of in 1968 (maybe even giving inspiration for the world-building in the first Star Wars film which hit
My Video Editing Experience A long time I decided to live the zombie life as a video editor and during that time I had to experience a lot of workflow to get good at it. In the beginning of learning it was difficult and there were so many different programs to edit with, but during the time I did not know about which were professional or not. For example, when I first started I used a program called Window Movie Maker, and without doubt it was not very useful since there were only limited tools
Cinemascope practices and tends to revert to the paradigms of the Academy ratio. Rather than using Cinemascope to highlight spectacle, Ray films a small family melodrama. Instead of splitting the screen into thirds and adjusting the mise-en-scène to visually fill up the screen, Ray uses close-ups, single-person shots, and symmetry. He frequently divides the screen in two at the center, essentially treating each side as an Academy ratio film. Since Ray focuses less on ‘clotheslining’ actors, he is able to