| How are these sentence fragments?

How are these sentence fragments?

Joshua L asked:


As Tuakta points out, “Bridge engineering is among many fields in civil engineering that is benefiting from the use of CFRP composite” (7).

According to Velat, “A carbon fiber reinforced bridge would be less ductile than a steel-reinforced bridge with a similar ultimate load, posing a risk of complete failure should overloading occur” (“First CFRP Bridge”).

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2 Responses to “How are these sentence fragments?”

  1. exotherm1 on April 19th, 2009 4:29 am

    I don’t know. They seem like complete sentences to me. I suppose it’s possible that since “CFRP” isn’t spelled out, someone might consider that (in the first sentence only).

  2. Feisty on April 22nd, 2009 5:21 am

    No idea. They’re right.