Sentence examples for carrying performance from inspiring English sources

This is a feasible and efficient way to improve the load carrying performance of the sandwich hemispherical structure.

Test results, based on load carrying performance, showed that the average failure load of the trusses was greater than the design ultimate load and that serviceability requirements were adequate and acceptable for all but one truss tested.

If cuttings carrying performance is poor and cuttings removal is not in time during the drilling of horizontal wells, drilling cuttings will accumulate in the lower sections, leading to backing pressure, BHA binding and even drill pipe sticking.

Factors that influence load carrying performance and buckling moment resistance of prestressed composite beams are analyzed, such as initial geometric imperfection, residual stress in steel beams, force ratio, which is defined as the extent of prestressing force and negative reinforcement in the beams, as well as the slenderness ratios of web, flange, and beams.

The flux pinning force and the critical current densities increase by an order of magnitude for nano-composites compared to Y Ba Cu O fabricated without nano-scale inclusions, confirming their potential for improved current carrying performance and for use in high field engineering applications.

Bill Ackman beat Buffett to Restaurant Brands when investing in 2012 and the stock is currently carrying performance for his struggling hedge fund (so far RBI's yielded a fourfold return for Ackman and his LPs).

One possible solution is to encrypt the data using keys which remain on servers in Europe; that will carry performance penalties, but might satisfy the letter of the law.

The company carries performances from more than two dozen groups, mostly from Westchester and Fairfield Counties.

Unfortunately we have not been able to carry performances over from last season and we felt we needed to change things as soon as possible in order to move forward in a positive way.

In this paper, a Discrete Element Modeling (DEM) approach is used to evaluate the impacts of gradation on both ballast void space and load carrying performances.

If one day this magazine were to publish a list of the 10 most heroic runner-ups in sporting history, Crisp's gallant weight-carrying performance in the 1973 Grand National, Greasepaint's two defeats in the same race a decade later and Queens Park Rangers' heartbreaking failure to win the 1976 Division One title would figure prominently.