reinforced framework
[rɪˈfɔːrst ˈfreɪmwɜːrk]
nounpl: reinforced frameworks
estrutura reforçada
1. A structural system or skeleton made stronger through the addition of support materials, typically used in construction, engineering, or design to increase stability and load-bearing capacity
The building's reinforced framework was designed to withstand earthquakes.
A estrutura reforçada do edifício foi projetada para resistir a terremotos.
2. An organizational or conceptual structure that has been strengthened with additional resources, support systems, or foundational elements
The company implemented a reinforced framework for quality control.
A empresa implementou uma estrutura reforçada para controle de qualidade.
In Brazil, 'estrutura reforçada' is commonly used in construction, civil engineering, and organizational contexts. Given Brazil's earthquake and weather vulnerabilities in certain regions, reinforced frameworks are a standard architectural consideration. In the USA, this term is frequently used in technical and engineering discussions related to building codes and safety standards.
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