Sentence examples for loading terms from inspiring English sources

One significant consequence of Formulation 2B is the derivation of the acoustic velocity potential for the thickness and loading terms of the Ffowcs Williams–Hawkings (FW-H) equation.

Our results suggest that mass loading terms of hot oxygen are the most significant ones and that mass loading is not important at solar minimum.

The adopted quasi-steady aerodynamic model analytically calculates the aerodynamic loads by including four loading terms which originate from the wing's translation, rotation, their coupling and the added-mass effect.

The elastic-net model (eq 11) did include multiple nutrient loading terms, though they generally had less impact than the concentration terms.

The dimensionless transverse loading term is retained in the leading order equations only if it is rescaled by ϵ1/2.

A third proposed model of cross-presentation describes a unique intracellular compartment of exogenous antigen loading, termed the ergosome, which involves a possible fusion of ER with phagosomes containing internalized antigenic cargo [14], [15].

They noted that Mr. Gore has used loaded terms like "reckless," "risky," "irresponsible," "smug" and "arrogant" to describe Mr. Bush's policies.

Americans have taken some time to realize this, preferring to debate Elian's future in such ideologically loaded terms as "politics versus a child's welfare" or "anti-Communism versus family values".

Other boys in town might describe you as a "poof" or "pansy", and while their parents may opt for gentler but still loaded terms such as "artistic" or "sensitive", it hardly stems the tide of small town gossip.

It's not at all surprising that the Presidential candidate of a party that so idolizes Reagan would deploy loaded terms like "victim" and "personal responsibility," as Mitt Romney did in secretly recorded remarks at a fundraiser this spring.

'Bias' and 'prejudice' are loaded terms, suggesting not only that some consideration is being excluded, but also that the exclusion is appropriate and warranted.