Sentence examples for considerable loads from inspiring English sources

Testing of post-damaged beams showed a performance level of at least 74% of the pre-damaged beams, thus demonstrating that the hybrid beams are capable of supporting considerable loads after sustaining significant damage.

As well, the central attachment of the tubular struts holding the wings to the fuselage, with mere collars secured with screws, was judged by Antoniu as appearing potentially unsafe during take-off or landing because of the "considerable loads on the struts".

Deep foundations are a recurrent feature of Caribbean architecture (Mason 1941; Hofman et al. 2012; Schinkel 1992), although the hardness and durability of tropical hardwoods, such as mahogany and sapodilla, mean that even slender posts could have supported considerable loads.

One study concluded that the lower back was exposed to considerable loads when bags of different weights and destination height were handled in a kneeling posture in the compartment [ 8].

Considerable loads can be carried with greater economy compared to control subjects by Nepalese porters (equivalent to a maximum of 173% of body mass) (Bastien et al., 2005) and Luo and Kikuyu tribeswomen (equivalent to 70% of body mass) (Maloiy et al., 1986).

Collectively, experimental data and model simulations demonstrated that relatively small GAC columns (empty bed contact times on the order of a few seconds) can achieve considerable load equalization even when gas flow rates are reduced during contaminant non-loading intervals.

The current is relatively swift, and the river transports a considerable load of silt.

The add-on apps themselves are not being unbanned because, Niantic said, they place considerable load on the already stressed Pokémon Go servers — and then there's the fact that they give an unfair advantage to those who downloaded them.

High communication costs and considerable load imbalance in the system were identified as areas that need further investigation for obtaining better performance.

Without ontologies, authors cannot reasonably be expected to create semantic information, and without a clear need for semantic information, the community will not take on the considerable load of creating ontologies.

The predicted outcomes of considerable loading reductions should, however, be treated with some caution, as the conceptual model in this study could not fully account for the changes in trophic structure occurring at radically reduced TP loading.