Sentence examples for by multiplying the load from inspiring English sources

The peak velocity for each bout was recorded, and the power output was calculated by multiplying the load and speed.

The basic requirement for the calculation of gearbox torques is the knowledge of polished rod loads in the function of crank angle since rod torque is found by multiplying the load and the torque factor belonging to the same crank angle.

(17 where ΔPM,i[k] and ΔPM,i[k+1] denote the power mismatch of agent i at iteration k and k+1, respectively; σLoss,i is the power transmission loss weighting, typically about 5%~7% of the total load [29], so the transmission loss is modeled by multiplying the load demand by a weighting.

The external work (W E ) generated by the 12-point load is formulated by multiplying the external loads and displacements, as Eq. (1).

In order to maintain the elastic condition, columns are designed to sustain larger seismic load by multiplying the nominal seismic load with a Magnification Factor.

Since dust loading is believed to better characterize the amount of metals in dust that may be available for contact by children, we computed Mn dust loading (μg/m) by multiplying the Mn concentration (μg/g) by the dust loading (g/m), obtained by weighing the sieved dust sample and dividing by the area sampled.

The battery capacity per hour of the day is calculated by multiplying the percentage of the capacity load curve (CLC j ) with the total battery capacity per each day (C B,tot): {mathrm{CLC}}_jcdot {C}_{mathrm{B},mathrm{tot}}={C}_{mathrm{B},mathrm{tot},j} (7).

We calculated glycemic load by multiplying the glycemic index of a food with its carbohydrate content, then multiplied this value with the frequency of consumption of this food, and summed the values over all food items [21].

We calculated glycemic load by multiplying the glycemic index of a food with its carbohydrate content and then multiplied this value by the frequency of consumption of this food and summed the values over all food items.

We calculated glycemic load (GL) by multiplying the glycemic index (GI) of a food item with its carbohydrate content, then multiplied this value with its frequency of consumption and summed the values over all food items [35], [36].

Bacterial titer (cfu/mL) of the homogenized tissue was determined by serial titration and the bacterial load determined by multiplying the lung homogenate titer by the total volume (i.e., 3 mL).