At the instigation of one of its members, Samuel Plimsoll, a merchant and shipping reformer, the British Parliament, in the Merchant Shipping Act of 1875, provided for the marking of a load line on the hull of every cargo ship, indicating the maximum depth to which the ship could be safely loaded.
The section on optimizing learning by minimizing post-event interference and increasing attentional loading by marking of events suggests future studies of ADHD.
Continuity mistake: When we first see Hobbs he is marking a load of paperwork as captured.
During the test, any cracks that formed on the surface of the beam were marked at load increments of approximately 22 kN, and both the deformation and strains were monitored until the beam reached failure.
Fractographic reconstitution of sub-critical crack growth has been performed through the identification of marking load patterns left in the wake of the propagating crack, which have been correlated to the significant load levels applied during the fatigue test.
The cracks were marked at a load interval of 200 kN after the initial cracking load.
It's a couple of times this year when my marking load is just… … but where I had so much marking to do.
For the latter, one or several of the slides have to be marked as loading controls.
In our study, depressive symptoms, measured by the PHQ-9, may mark the allostatic load of the stress response system (McEwen 2003), which then results in a heightened hypertensive response to recent low lead exposure, as marked by lead measured in blood.
The components that cannot pass the "N-1" verification are marked, and the load transfer schemes of components are given and the sizes of the loads are recorded if passing the verification [10].
Shell deformation was calculated from the average value of measurements on each marking point, after a load of 1,000 g was applied on the egg (The Canadian Egg Shell Tester, Otal Precision Company Ltd ,Ottawa Ontario, Canada K1G3N3).
