The phrase "a large number of loading" is not correct in English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction, as "loading" typically requires a noun to follow it, such as "loads" or "items."
Example: "A large number of loads were processed during the operation."
Alternatives: "a significant amount of loading" or "a high volume of loading."
Analysis of soil response to cyclic loading is a complex problem due to the participation of a large number of loading conditions and physical properties.
In a separate series of experiments, the compacts were subjected to a large number of loading cycles where the pressure varied from zero to a constant maximum value.
Nevertheless, despite the increased settlements, the rocking pier appears to have a crucial advantage over the conventional pier: not only does it avoid collapse but it also exhibits a particularly effective and ductile 'fuse' mode of response, as its rocking foundation sustains a large number of loading cycles with no apparent deterioration of strength.
During plasma operation, a large number of loading condition scenarios have been considered and structural analysis performed on key items like Cable-In-Conduit Conductor and the coil case.
However, it will cause a complex control problem when a large number of loads participate in active power scheduling.
A large number of load cycles corresponding to infinite fatigue life was taken into account in the analysis and optimization.
The design of long-span cable-stayed bridge involves a large number of loads, geometric and material parameters, all of which can interact in a random fashion.
Due to the high level of fatigue loads as well as a large number of load cycles caused by wind and wave loads together, fatigue performance of welded connections is a design driving criterion for offshore wind turbine support structures.
The load sequence effects, which are often ignored in the daily engineering practice, are studied through the modelling of a typical offshore module frame structure subjected to a large number of load cases.
Indeed, it was not necessary to use a large number of loads to determine the force-velocity relationship because the observed relationship for cycling exercises was linear as it was previously observed for cranking exercises.
In fact, the load-duration effect makes the design of timber structures more demanding since a larger number of load combinations need to be considered compared with other construction materials.
