Sentence examples for effects of equipment from inspiring English sources

This paper deals with the effects of equipment reliability consideration to thermoeconomic analysis of a combined power and multi stage flash water desalination plant.

An examination is reported of the effects of equipment reliability on the exergoeconomic analysis and optimization of a site utility system.

To examine the effects of equipment attachment types, the mass bodies representing the equipment are attached with a spring and damper, with low and high stiffness values indicating loose and tight attachment respectively.

The parameters of the failure distribution and maintenance effect of equipment are estimated by maximum likelihood estimation.

In this optimization, the effect of equipment failures on system operation performance and costs is analyzed by system reliability, and uncertain steam and power demands are formulated by a multi-period stochastic programming.

An example of application is presented, which centres on a critical safety-related equipment of a NPP in order to evaluate the risk impact of considering different approaches to APSA and the combined effect of equipment ageing and maintenance and testing alternatives along NPP design life.

At Robinson, the small fire set off a domino effect of equipment malfunctions worsened by operator mistakes and failure to understand just what was happening.

Interestingly, similarly to the ST findings, the effect of equipment was also negative but reversed, meaning, those who were more active had greater declines in MVPA.

A significant difficulty regarding the consideration of ageing effects on equipment (un availability is the immense uncertainty the available equipment ageing data are associated to.

He won three of the first six Masters in which he played as a professional but has now won only one of his last 10 on a course that Augusta National, led by its former chairman Hootie Johnson, twice lengthened and strengthened in the early 2000s in an attempt to counter the effects of modern equipment and modern athleticism.

This is the first eyellipse model taking into account the effects of protective equipment and body-borne gear.