Sentence examples for loss of loading from inspiring English sources

The global structure failure was defined as the loss of loading capability of the repeating unit cell, which depends on the stiffness reduction due to material slice failures and nonlinear material properties in the repeating unit cell.

Depletion of condensin activity is now shown to result in a significant loss of loading of CENP-A, the histone H3 variant found at active centromeres and the proposed epigenetic mark of centromere identity.

Results of calculations of the whole-plant response to loss-of-heat sink, loss-of-load, and pipe break accidents are demonstrated.

In practice, loss-of-load probability (LOLP) and expected demand not supplied (EDNS) are two most popular indices, which are employed in this research.

In this model, loss-of-load probability (LOLP) is used as the reliability index to assess whether the system has adequate reserve [9].

Therefore, system well-being analysis is extremely useful for bridging the gap between the deterministic and probabilistic approaches by quantifying the likelihood of encountering marginal system states (insecure states, but no loss-of-load) as well as that of encountering system at-risk states (loss-of-load states).

The risk of the solution under the resulting reserve schedule is controlled by two measures: the LOLP (Loss-of-Load Probability) and the CVaR (Conditional Value at Risk).

Thus, more loss-of-load-events, with larger magnitudes, remain in the solar-scenario compared to the wind scenario, although the events are lower in magnitude after the Swiss plants are added to the system.

Unlike the traditional methods based on loss-of-load probability, the reliability of supply enters in this method through the length of the time series of data used in the analysis.

It has the advantage of a lower runaway (sudden loss of load) speed than a Kaplan turbine, which results in significant savings in generator costs.

"Our analysis shows that the Lole (loss of load expectations) could range between two and 15 hours per year for our central view of the risks (corresponding to margins between 0% and 4%)," the document says with regard to the 2016-17 winter period.