A structure (from the Latin struere) is anything built: say an arched bridge or a cathedral from stone; a ship or a roof (and perhaps a spire) from timber; an earth dam or an excavation in soil for a fortification; or (as isolated usages) iron bars (in China first) or vegetable ropes to form suspension chains in bridges.
An edition of Elements of the Theory of Structures
(1996)
Elements of the theory of structures
by Jacques Heyman
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Elements of the Theory of Structures
2009, Cambridge University Press
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Elements of the Theory of Structures
December 14, 2006, Cambridge University Press
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Elements of the theory of structures
1996, Cambridge University Press
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