Sentence examples for duty point from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, the choice comes down to tandem pumping or running a single pump at a severe duty point.

For maximum efficiency and to avoid risk of cavitation, pumps should be operated near their design duty point, electricity tariffs may influence pump running times.

The duty point presents an uncommon combination of a load coefficient of 0.11, a flow coefficient of 0.23 and a static efficiency ηstat > 0.6.

A well thought-out design, correctly operated, can do wonders for handling variations in duty point but poor operational procedures can be a source of excessive energy consumption, significant maintenance overspends and poor system reliability.

Beyond Lynton the path passes through the Valley of the Rocks, known for its herd of goats, then Duty Point and Lee Bay, then Crock Point and Woody Bay.

A soldier assigned to spotter duty pointed down at a tricolor Indian flag flapping directly underneath the helicopter.

The warden, hunkered in the adjoining meadow on autumn "vismigging" (visible migrant) duty, pointed out to me their distinctively irregular wingbeats.

In conventional power systems, when load demand approaches or even exceeds its transfer limit, voltage instability/collapse happens at the heavy-duty point.

"I felt it was my duty to point that out, much to their dismay and disagreement.

Do I have an ethical duty to point out the mistake, or is it just "part of the game"?

As long as the administration continues to stonewall, the Democrats have a duty to point out its lack of candor.