Sentence examples for burden distribution from inspiring English sources

This arrangement gives good control of burden distribution, since successive portions of the charge can be placed in the furnace as rings of differing diameter.

The sero-geospatial burden distribution pattern of nomadic herds at risk of CBPP in the Agro-geographical zones is shown in Figure 2.

Sero-geospatial burden distribution pattern of sedentary herds and cattle at risk of CBPP in the Agro-geographical zones is shown in Figure 3.

Such a model can be used to study the effects of burden distribution, inlet gas composition and material properties on the operation and energy efficiency of a BF.

Sero-geospatial burden distribution knowledge obtained in this study would valuably help to further understand geospatial epidemiological influence of CBPP in cattle populations across Nigeria and some other affected African countries.

Hearth working condition control was strengthened, burden distribution control technology was applied to achieve reasonable distribution of gas flow, and heat load monitoring was strengthened to maintain BF reasonable working inner profile.

The corresponding post-treatment residual body burden distributions are shown in panels 8B1 8B4.

In a 28-day inhalation study of micro- and nano-Ceria (10.79 mg/m NM-211, 19.95 mg/m NM-212, 55.0 mg/m NM-213) in rats, high lung burdens, distribution of inhaled Ceria to various extrapulmonary organs, and slow tissue clearance from the lung were observed (Geraets et al. 2012).

Brands are simply taking on the burden of distribution themselves, rather than offloading it to a larger retailer, which if anything can usually manage distribution more efficiently because of economies of scale.

Open image in new window Fig. 8 Simulation results of scenario A. Without considering the TOU price, the simulation results are similar to that in [3, 4, 5]: charging load curves on weekdays and weekends are almost identical, which will increase the burden of distribution network, because the charging peak load of the PrEV cluster overlaps with the original one of the distribution network.

The decline in CBPP reports on outbreaks and impacts in Nigeria and other affected African countries was due to the absence of science-based evidence for disease burden and distribution, which does not augur well for the implementation of internationally coordinated control programmes as it underpins control and preventive actions (Amanfu 2009).