Sentence examples for bound load from inspiring English sources
The associated normal stress will be about 440 kPa from Table 5, with coefficient of friction at around 0.74, this represent a safe upper bound load for the situation beyond which there will be significant displacement.
This approach can involve extensive numerical integrations and a relatively complex scheme for optimizing the failure mechanism to obtain a least upper bound collapse load.
On the other hand, the MAX algorithm shows twice of the loss rate when the same delay bound and load are given.
It is found that the buckling load is a function of the ratio of the height-to-base radius of the arch and expressions for the lower bound buckling load are derived as a function of this height-to-base radius ratio.
This is significant because it represents a theoretical upper bound on loading rate for wetlands design.
Because each channel has a different power loading level, and uniform lower bound integer bits loading (IBL) causes an uneven transmission power waste, Algorithm 2 captures this difference and determines the optimal channel selection strategy to reduce power budget waste by reassigning the suitable sub-channels to each CR communication pair.
In addition, we calculate the lower bound of charging load peak on the premise of lowest charging cost.
Next, a reinforcement learning agent transforms these paths into trajectories that maintain the bound on the load displacement while following the collision-free path in a timely manner.
When the Shanghai-based Yu Gu He shipping firm's container ship left the Elizabeth Marine Terminal with a full load bound for Asian ports yesterday, it kicked off the line's new all-water service between the Port of New York and Asia via the Panama Canal.
The paper presents kinematically admissible velocity fields for closed-die forging of the crown gear form which take into account the profiled teeth chosen kinematically by approximating these as trapezoidal teeth and then simulates using the velocity fields to obtain upper bound to the load and the deformed configurations of the various shaped solid billets or preforms.
They also need the kind of flexibility, afforded by larger fleets, to pick up a Philadelphia-bound load in Nigeria on little more than a week's notice.
