geotechnic
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geotechnic (not comparable)
- Alternative form of geotechnical
- 1975, United States. Bureau of Land Management, North border, page 1353:
- This section contains a listing of the mitigating measures that have been considered as a result of a geotechnic evaluation.
- 2002, André Filiatrault, Elements of Earthquake Engineering and Structural Dynamics, →ISBN, page 53:
- Three parameters are used to define the design earthquake: 1 ) the level of seismic activity of the region; 2) the specific conditions (geotechnic or geological) at the site; and 3) the acceptable risk level.
- 2014, Walter Stephen, Learning from the Lasses: Women of the Patrick Geddes Circle, →ISBN:
- This is a regional, geographic, and synthetic typemuseum, with associated undertakings of geotechnic and social purpose e.g. city improvement (Old Edinburgh, etc.), gardens, parks etc. Publishing house (Geddes and Colleagues) associated with Celtic and general literature and art, with geography, education and synthetics.