Sentence examples for extreme overload from inspiring English sources

"It's usually an index of extreme overload," said Raja Parasuraman, a director of the university's human factors and applied cognition program.

Performing 15O-labelled gases and FMISO studies in 1 day is an extreme overload for rats due to the prolonged anesthesia.

From the cloud-user perspective, the admission control mechanism is used as an extreme overload mechanism, helpful when additional resources are obtained with some significant delay.

Our results show that, with the load shedding mechanism in place, the monitoring system can preserve the accuracy of the queries within predefined error bounds even during extreme overload conditions.

A cuff tear can occur after a single extreme overload, but typically it is the result of a degenerative process that compromises tendon integrity, starting with supraspinatus [ 1] and progressing to the other cuff muscles.

The results demonstrate that this model can well describe how the bone resists the damage accumulation induced by overloading and how the extreme overloading causes stress fracture of bone.

Extreme overloading experienced internally may not be externally visible.

8 Measurements taken from home and school environments have shown that experiences of extreme overloading internally may not be visible externally.

The primary hypothesis is that variations of HR time-series will allow fast detection of anxiety before an extreme overloading is experienced internally, even if this overloading is yet to be visible externally.

The primary objective will be to demonstrate that analysis of HR and HRV time-series obtained from a Holter ECG recording will detect anxiety before an extreme overloading experienced internally becomes visible externally (figure 1).

The secondary hypothesis is that modifications of the parameters of the SC time-series will also detect anxiety before an extreme overloading; HR-series and SC-series will detect different responses and may be complementary, as will other physiological responses such as wrist motion or respiratory rate.