Do we still Need an Experiment at All?

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This contribution is carrying similar title as former published two ones [1,2] , as until today there is some discussion about relationship of numerical simulation a experiment during structure construction,. What is better and what is more trustworthy. Looking at motto we see that any of the separate application cannot fulfill recent requirements for high quality, warranted life time and lower mass of structures together with economic approach (short term of design).

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