Bulleid considered that attitudes towards the labour-intensity of steam operation had changed during the post-war period, favouring dieselisation and electrification.
The schema described above is structurally equivalent to what is well known in stochastic queuing theory a mathematical discipline that aims to explain how the length of a queue is related to intensity of the steam of arrivals to the system, and to the systems' priority schedule, and service and waiting times.
The energy intensity of a thermal process of heavy oil and bitumen recovery is defined as the volume of steam, in terms of its cold water equivalent (CWE), which is needed to produce one unit volume of the mobile oil.
Scientists found that the pulsar's magnetic field can protect the star from the onslaught of stellar material, but sometimes it becomes overwhelmed by the intensity of the steams.
The process intensity of the Velocys methane steam reformer well exceeds that of conventional steam reformers, which have a typical volumetric heat flux below 1W/cm3.
The production is pitched at an intensity that never runs out of steam, yet overall this Crucible is less of a Puritan sermon than a curate's egg.
We started brightly but we ran out of a little bit of steam and the intensity wasn't at our usual level.
The collision force and the comprehensive vibration intensity factor of all three sizes of solid particles enhance with the increase of steam gauge pressure.
Using the nonlinear stress intensity factors approximate estimations of carrying capacity are presented for the different stress-strain state of steam turbine disks at the operation.
The intensity of TSR and amount of H2S occurring in pilot areas is controlled by methods of steam injection, temperature and times of treatment.
Scott also says Penn, "aiming for weary, battered intensity, settles into a zone somewhere between fatigue and indigestion," and the plot "runs out of steam long before the loose ends are tied up".
