"load threshold" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the maximum amount of weight or stress that something can handle or support without breaking or failing. It is often used in technical or scientific contexts, such as in engineering, physics, or computer science. Example: "The bridge was designed with a load threshold of 50,000 pounds, making it able to withstand heavy traffic and large vehicles."
Beyond the load threshold, graphene started to become worn and friction slowly increased.
Further, analytical studies have been carried out on the effect of reinforcement architecture on the load threshold for damage initiation.
Experimental and analytical studies have been carried out on transverse static central load threshold for damage initiation.
Considering that the admissible load threshold has to account for robustness to finite perturbations, the Koiter critical load must be lowered, obtaining the so called Thompson critical load.
Configurations in practical use include a second bump strip layer or stop pins underneath the original bumps which become active above a certain load threshold.
The strength threshold for crack initiation and the high heat flux load threshold for crack propagation are evaluated based on XFEM simulations and computations of stress intensity factors and J-integrals.
We have commissioned the Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health to work out whether it is possible to set load thresholds.
These results were used to identify load thresholds above which unacceptable damage occurs.
This post-infection evaluation will assess time to reach specific CD4 and viral load thresholds as well as time to initiation of antiretroviral therapy.
International policy and guidelines could be updated to support maintaining orbits below target or critical load thresholds.
Moreover, as has been done previously, intensity or load thresholds should be investigated relative to disruption of the HPA axis and a subsequent effect on the CAR in athletes.
