Sentence examples for increasing allowable from inspiring English sources

The remaining deficit will be met by increasing allowable imports from Ecuador, Peru, Brazil, Mexico, the Dominican Republic, the British West Indies and Austradia.

Mr. Lazio called for cutting the capital gains tax from 20percentto15percentcent, increasing allowable I.R.A. contributions to $5,000 from $2,000, and eliminating part of the tax on Social Security benefits.

Advanced composite materials offer the potential to improve propulsion shafting, by reducing weight, bearing loads, alignment problems, life- cycle cost by using strategic materials, by increasing allowable fatigue stress, flexibility, and vibration damping characteristics.

The number of fatigue assessments of composite bridges is growing rapidly worldwide due to increasing allowable load limits and because many of the bridges are reaching the end of their anticipated design life.

In particular, the common practice of using increased allowable stresses or reduced load return periods can be seriously unconservative.

Implementing lightweight materials makes it possible not only to save energy but also to increase allowable speed and service loads.

Open surgical procedures use crushed ice to induce a mild hypothermia of 20 °C in the kidney, which can increase allowable ischemia time up to 2.5 h.

The Bloomberg administration is advancing an ambitious rezoning proposal for east Midtown (PDF) that would increase allowable building density and encourage developers over the years to assemble some large sites for enormous new office towers.

Some common policies are: to use factors or stresses and loads the same as for permanent construction; to use increased allowable stresses; or to use reduced return periods for environmental loads.

This often calls for reformulating development regulations, for example to increase allowable densities, reduce lot sizes (in Caribbean countries it is not unusual to have codes for minimum plots size of 5,000 square feet), and introduce stages over time to update and expand infrastructure, and add public services.

The model was then used to show that a higher allowable flux density can be obtained by increasing the allowable strain of the tube material and the fluid velocity and decreasing the tube thermal resistance, the convective thermal resistance, and the tube diameter and wall thickness.