Sentence examples for cause overloads from inspiring English sources

For all Liverpool's dominance they rarely put constant pressure upon the Spurs backline, or threw men forward relentlessly to cause overloads in the final third.

When a transmission line or a generating station goes out of service, power flows on the grid shift in ways that can cause overloads elsewhere in the system.

However, a high penetration of EVs can cause overloads, voltage deviations and peak demand on distribution systems.

Wet snow deposition on power transmission lines can cause overloads exceeding mechanical endurance of even new, well-designed lines.

By examining how the workload behaves over time, we reveal that improvements come from selectively subcontracting the sub-assemblies that would otherwise cause overloads, thereby cutting off peaks in the workload.

Adding boosters to the mix without carrier coordination and approval, he said, "can cause overload and serious confusion in the network".

During calving, hormonal variations and negative energy balance during transition or following early lactation are significant condition of higher liver uptake of NEFA which cause overload on the liver to metabolize the esterified fatty acids (Goselink et al. 2012).

High-intensity work, military training and competitive sports will inevitably cause overload or hypoxia.

Because a significant fraction of each sample is soluble material, these doses would not be expected to cause overload phenomena (Oberdorster 1995).

In 1959, 1961 and 1965, anywhere from one to a few cables failed in isolated places, causing overloads in a few more cables, and then a larger cascade of failures.

She added: "Pregnancy can be very confusing for women as they are taking in a huge amount of information and we need to ensure that women know what to look for without causing overload.