Sentence examples for en regulations from inspiring English sources

The tool takes into account different loading and operating conditions, in order to verify the safety requirements prescribed by European technical specifications for interoperability of high-speed trains and the corresponding EN regulations.

It is worthy to mention that the calculation method suggested by EN regulations in force [2] could be not reliable, since the typical behavior of braking forces, as influenced by braking pads, is not taken into account.

Likewise, GsbN bound the 60C region, which contains the ß3-tubulin gene (Figure 3) which was previously identified as a direct target of EN regulation [19].

As shown in Figure 3, EN did not bind the 60F locus, confirming previous studies [19] and suggesting that GsbN itself is unlikely to be a direct target of EN regulation.

EN 14531 regulation [2] provides indications concerning preliminary calculation of braking performance, giving a general workflow that can be adapted to different vehicle categories: Freight wagons, Mass transit, Passenger coaches, Locomotives, and High-speed trains.

This line is indeed ryxho25 en-lacZ, originally reported by Hama et al. 1990, and where Blair reported en up regulation in the A compartment.

Regulations EN 26891 [1] and ASTM D 5652 [2] are usually used, both for timber joints, or EUROCODE 4 [3] for steel concrete composite joints.

The Midnight Rules Review Act would allow Congress to overturn new regulations en masse, circumventing specific debate on issues such as federal overtime protections, financial regulations and offshore drilling rights.

These bills would allow Congress to roll back Obama-era regulations  en masse, and perhaps more importantly, would give lawmakers the power to effectively veto any future regulations that are not approved by both houses of Congress.

Tyler Duvall, a partner at analyst firm McKinsey & Company, explained that while enclosed, low-density places such as mining operations are already using huge, fully autonomous vehicles, self-driving cars are unlikely to hit city streets en masse until government regulations are in place to answer thorny questions, like who is responsible for collisions – humans, or the cars?

The European wind-load standard EN 1991-1-4 (2010) contains regulations that deal with aeroelastic instabilities of structures.