Sentence examples for falling load from inspiring English sources

Had it won, it would have had to cope with rising fuel costs and falling load factors, not to mention huge debt.

The frictional effects, random disturbance, carrying and falling load effects were added to the dynamics model.

In the radius, the default axial scan location partially includes the most common site for fracture and location, where the bone microstructure is most strongly correlated to experimental strength of the forearm under a simulated falling load [ 106].

Quantification results are presented for the risk of contact with collapsing, overturning cranes and falling loads from cranes.

The other trauma was caused by a falling loading ramp on a lorry also resulting in laceration to the forehead and unconsciousness.

A logical model for quantifying occupational risk in case of collapsing or overturning cranes, falling loads or falling objects struck by cranes developed under the Workgroup Occupational Risk Model (WORM) project is presented.

Table 5 Volcanological inputs for a 'largest considered' sub-Plinian eruption scenario Plume height (km) Number of events Mass flux (kg/s) Duration Mass from event (kg) Particle size (phi) 12 1 2.3 x 106 4 h 3.3 x 1010 Range: −3.32 to 6.64 Median: 1.66 Standard deviation: 2. Ash fall load thresholds were chosen that approximately related to key hazardous impacts.

However, in several subjects, the presence of discrete shedding episodes with rising and falling viral loads is highly suggestive of active replication.

Notwithstanding the potential limitations of some empirical data in constraining vulnerability functions, efforts are required to improve our estimates of building damage under ash fall loading through the collection of damage data, experimental testing and perhaps theoretical failure analysis.

Several authors (RB, CM, TW) of this study participated in this workshop to separately prepare building vulnerability models for ash fall loading, which were included in 2015 for the first time in the Global Assessment Report.

This approach does not 'double count' losses incurred from each hazard, but a limitation is that it does not consider conditional vulnerabilities from the sequence of volcanic hazard events (e.g., buildings weakened, but not destroyed, by PDC impact which are then subjected to tephra fall loading).