"depending on load" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation or condition that may vary depending on the amount or degree of something, such as workload, stress, or weight. Example: The amount of electricity generated by solar panels will vary depending on load, as heavier usage will result in higher energy production.
The pin-on-disc tests of C/Cr coated tool steel against WC ball (5 mm of diameter) revealed low friction coefficient 0.06 0.1 depending on load and low wear rate ∼10−17 m3/Nm with little dependence on load and sliding speed for the test using load up to 80 N and siding speed up to 400 mm/s for 1 h.
ISO only accepts bids from GenCos, and the load demand was regarded as a constant value depending on load forecast.
During indentation of brittle materials, cracks may be generated around the impression, depending on load conditions, material and indenter geometry.
Depending on load and speed of entraining motion of the lubricant into the contact domains, the regime of lubrication alters.
Each server physically distributes and runs Linux (Ubuntu) with CPU throttling enabled with the on demand governor, which dynamically adjusts the cores frequencies depending on load.
The most important aspect of design is aimed to vary the engine compression ratio (rc) depending on load, speed, or both.
21 This ACPP is efficiently cleaved by thrombin and accumulates in atherosclerotic plaques with increasing signal depending on plaque load.
Molybdena sites may form Al2(Mor4)3 or Mo V O phases depending on loading and temperature.
Compared to the reference fatigue behaviour (with no prior loading), the fatigue life can be significantly extended with prior creep depending on loading conditions.
Depending on loading forces, bone samples tolerate a different number of cycles before fracture.
The shape of the PC temporal dependencies does not depend on load resistance that gives reason to exclude the effects related to RC-time constants.
