Sentence examples for load plan from inspiring English sources

It's supposed to be a more humane alternative to the "lock and load" plan.

This also had the effect of ruining Ralf Schumacher's chances, because he was relying on a clear track to stretch his advantage in the early stages and was running with a light fuel load, planning to refuel three times rather than twice like most of the leading runners.

These developments include applications within adaptive control, multivariable control, portfolio balancing control and load planning systems.

In markets where the price is time-varying, customers could cut down their expenses by adjusting their load plans.

There are other measures that shipping companies can take to reduce fuel consumption, such as better load planning for obtaining higher load factors and thus reducing fuel consumption per transported tonne [12].

The proposed solution could act on energy producers/distributors as an essential aid to smart meters data for making better decisions in reducing total primary energy consumption by limiting energy production when the demand is not predicted, reducing energy distribution costs by efficient buy-side planning in time and providing insights for peak load planning in geographic space.

For the analysis of task performance data, a similar mixed-model ANOVA was used, with task load (planning difficulty levels 1 5) as an additional repeated measures factor.

A route is feasible only if a feasible loading plan to load the demanded items into the vehicle exists and the loading plan must satisfy a set of practical constraints.

Different time histories from free field analysis were applied to each boundary in the first loading plan (A).

They were compared with the second loading plan (B) in which the same ground motion is applied to all boundaries.

In numerical example, it was shown that seismic responses from loading plan A are bigger than from plan B. It seems that the bigger ground motion at surface can cause less response at wind turbine due to phase difference between ground motions at various soil layers.