Sentence examples for a safety value from inspiring English sources

The FHR help to find a safety value for the node on his current location and speed.

It may transpire both as a deliberate household strategy and as an involuntary response to the crisis, and as a safety value for the rural poor and as a means of accumulation for the rural rich.

The developed algorithm is aimed to achieve a satisfactory balance of the drawing stresses on the material along the reduction sequence, maintaining in the meantime the drawing stress at each pass below a safety value.

The experimental results demonstrate that the PMOTPA polymer embedded in the separator can be electrochemically p-doped at overcharged voltages into an electrically conductive state, producing an internal conducting bypass for shunting the charge current to maintain the charge voltage of LiFePO4/Li4Ti5O12 cells at a safety value less than 2.6 V, thus protecting the cell from voltage runaway.

In contrast, the air-cooled PRHRS, ensuring the main reactor operation parameters to decrease to a more safety value, is more effective than water-cooled PRHRS for long term cooling.

Each group had a mean safety value of ≥ 1.0.

The European Community [ 30] and the Italian Ministry of Health [ 31] have established a freshwater safety value for cadmium of 5  μg/L in drinking water and 20  μg/L in sewage waters.

A lower factor of safety value would result in a much more economical design.

Its value as a safety valve was limited: unemployed workmen in Eastern cities seldom had the money to transport their families to the free public lands and to feed and shelter them until a crop could be made.

For example, a meta-analysis of the safety value of median barriers concluded that cable median barriers increase the crash rate by 30%, but reduce the chance of sustaining a fatal and personal injury when in a crash by 20 and 10%, respectively (Elvik 1995).

And while lawmakers continued that reform momentum this year, those efforts were tempered by other bills that expanded an already intrusive and expensive drug law regime that returns questionable public safety value.