Sentence examples for for transferring loads from inspiring English sources
The inability to achieve weight-bearing capacity is most likely related to the lack of mechanical support for transferring loads from the hip to the axial skeleton.
Equations (3) and (4) compute the cost for transferred load and interrupted load, respectively.
Another system for horizontal transfer of unit loads is the CarConTrain (CCT), consisting of a wagon that travels parallel with the track, equipped with arms for transferring freight horizontally [28].
The test results showed that the infill walls can provide alternative load paths for transferring the loads originally only supported by the beams, and thus, improve the collapse resistance capacity of the RC frame.
1 3 Contraction of the lateral abdominal muscles, and especially the anticipatory activity of the transversus abdominus muscle (TrA), has been suggested to be a key motor-control element for transferring spinal loads to the pelvis and upper trunk, thus avoiding injury to spinal tissue or pain following subfailure loading.
An efficient and cost-effective method of making joints is to use rods or dowels, bonded into pre-drilled holes in timber elements, for transferring structural loads between such elements.
Hsieh and Sha (1996) introduced the idea of concurrent design of machine layouts and AGV guide paths to minimize the number of loops in tandem layout to minimize the need for transfer the loads between the loops.
A rigid pipe is responsible for transferring the applied loads to the bedding material.
Pile foundations are quite effective, especially in weaker soils, for transferring the structural loads into the underlying ground.
The output power of the main transformers and the power flow through components can be obtained by the power flow calculation to prepare data for the maximum transfer load of the main transformers and the lines.
The application of basal reinforced piled embankments and earth structures is an approved method particularly in traffic route engineering as technique for transferring static and variable loads on soil layers with low bearing capacity (e.g. soft clay) into deeper stiffer soil layers.
