Sentence examples for distribution of losses from inspiring English sources

Taking nuclear risks as an example, the predicted plant-specific distribution of losses is found to be significantly underestimated when compared with available empirical records.

The study computes the distribution of losses at different refrigeration stages of the cycle and helps in selecting optimum cycle pressures, operating temperature levels of expanders and mass flow rates through them.

The flow behaviour inside of the volute as well as the distribution of losses is also discussed and some guidelines for the efficient design of regenerative compressors are presented.

Numerical results allowed to study the flow field inside the pumps and to compute the hydraulic efficiency of the two stages, as well as, to show the distribution of losses inside the pumps.

For the purposes of this analysis, we consider flood events as 'small' or 'major' in relation to their severity, i.e., the amount of losses generated by those floods relative to the overall distribution of losses for all events, where small floods are those in the lower percentiles of this distribution and major floods are those in the upper percentiles.

Though full-blown nationalisation "appeals to the desire for a clean sweep and the punitive distribution of losses", it is, Mr Gordon argues, a gamble.Is there a way to deal with bombed-out banks that falls short of greatly increased government ownership?

The proposed framework uses the First-Order Reliability Method (FORM) to evaluate a probability distribution of loss for a suite of spatially distributed buildings.

A temperature time method is employed to evaluate the distribution of loss in various parts of the machine.

In addition, the equitable nature of the comparative indemnity doctrine does not thwart, but enhances, the basic objective of the contribution statute, furthering an equitable distribution of loss among multiple tortfeasors.

See Fig. 12 for the agreement between the observed distribution of loss masses (corrected for common losses as indicated above), and the fitted log-normal distribution.

All data in 56 loss categories have been considered and collected, but due to the scarcity of data, only four cells were used for modeling in this study, as presented in Table 2. Distribution of loss data in the four concerning cells is presented in Table 3.