Sentence examples for cup load from inspiring English sources

On Monday in Rotterdam, Federer said his comments had been misinterpreted and that he had spoken directly with Wawrinka in an attempt to clear up any misunderstanding: A fine idea considering that Wawrinka, not Federer, has been carrying the Davis Cup load for Switzerland the past several years.

Table 12 Reduced model obtained in experiment 3.1 with the CUP loading geometry.

c Correction factor that must be used with the CUP loading geometry; the factor derived by Tang and the one derived in this work are shown.

The results of the first group of experiments do not show statistical evidence of the factors considered, nor do their interactions contribute significantly or marginally to variability in the measured ITS values when the CUP loading geometry is used.

The third experiment 3.1 was focused on the individual effects of contact angle on the CUP loading geometry and the effects of the CS, diameter, and thickness on the measured ITS values.

The results of experiment 1.2 with the CUP loading geometry show the contributions of the factors and their interactions are not statistically significant given that the level of significance in all cases is greater than 0.150 (p > 0.150).

The results suggest that the CUP loading geometry with a contact angle of 12 or more degrees is the most advisable and robust setup for implementation of BT with concrete disks.

Thus, 65.89% of the variation in the measured ITS values are explained by the model, whereas in experiment 2.2 with the CUP loading geometry, the RM has an R 2 = 73.60% and in experiment 2.3 with the FUP loading setup, the model has an R 2 = 53.21%.

ITS = c + mf_{c} = left( {a_{0} + a_{1} D + a_{2} t + a_{4} alpha + a_{7} talpha } right) + left( {a_{3} + a_{5} D + a_{6} t + a_{8} talpha } right)f_{c} (10) Table 13 A partial summary of the relative effects of the factors and their interactions on the measured Indirect tensile strength (ITS) value with the CUP loading geometry.

For preparative gels, 400 µg of unlabelled protein was spiked with 50 µg of Cy2-labelled protein and was loaded on the IPG strips by the cup loading method [33].

Notably, an IPGphor strip holder with cup loading (GE Healthcare) was used instead of regular strip holders, although no cup loading of the samples was employed.