Sentence examples for for increased load from inspiring English sources
Post-test examinations were conducted and the results confirmed that a hard coating on a nitrided substrate can fully exploit the advantages of both the nitrided sub-surfaces for increased load bearing capacity and of the PVD coating for increased hardness, high temperature stability and extreme wear resistance.
Table 4 Bidding offer for two groups of IL users Group Total number of interruptions Interruption duration (h) Capacity (kW) Compensation costs ($/kWh) 1 2 4 18 0.2242 2 4 18 0.224 Table 5 Bidding offer for one group of SL users Group Time for curtailed load Starting time for increased load Ending time for increased load Capacity (kW) Compensation costs ($/kWh) 1 20:00 1:00 3:00 10 0.06.
According to the current study, the appendicular skeleton should be ready for increased load at 3 years of age, as most appendicular growth plates are closed by then.
Load-cycle "Mix" damage events have been proposed based on block test results which show reduced fatigue life for increased load cycle mixing.
Not only are the resulting systems sensitive to relative concentrations between components, but each time the circuit is expanded, the network of regulatory sequences must be reoptimized to account for increased load on cell machinery.
For increasing load velocities, the total amount of radiated energy becomes larger.
The most significant load-displacement diagrams for increasing load are illustrated and the failure modalities are discussed.
The Zr:ZrN layer is designed for increasing load carrying capacity and corrosion resistance; the Zr:DLC layer is for gradual transition of stress, thus enhancing layer adhesion; and the N-doped DLC layer is for decreasing friction, squeaking noises and wear.
This measured displacement (mm) for increasing load (Newtons) until failure, and the data were saved as an Excel spreadsheet and exported to Easy Plot (Spiral Software Norwich, Vermont USA) and produced load displacement curves for each specimen.
The latter is low for increasing loading blocks but significantly high for decreasing blocks.
This may explain the reduced intra-subject variations observed for increasing loads.
