Sentence examples for maximum load that from inspiring English sources
The loadability of an impedance relay is the maximum load that can be distinguished from a fault.
The result of the analysis is the maximum load that can be applied to the elements of the node.
Vehicle loading is the ratio of the actual load carried to the maximum load that could have been carried within vehicle weight, deck area and height constraints.
BMBS aims allocating UEs to a preselected/primary CC, say band 20 (800 MHz), until the maximum load that can be handled in the band, (L^{text {max}}_{b}) is reached.
Furthermore, we measured the maximum load that can be applied while preserving the structural properties of the meniscus without the suture causing secondary lesions (an event defined as "elastic return").
Engineered systems for high temperature service are often subjected to cyclic loads with dwell times at maximum load that can exacerbate fatigue damage evolution through creep and environment enhanced crack growth.
We did not detect any morphological damage on loaded knees, but more careful inspection using molecular markers such as expression and activities of matrix metalloproteinases will be useful for detecting the maximum loads that do not cause any inflammation or evaluating potential regional acceleratory phenomena [ 35- 37].
The plastic method of structural analysis is concerned with determining the maximum loads that a structure can sustain before collapse.
For the 75:25 albumin-water and 75:25 albumin-glycerol plastics, the maximum loads that we observed were undistinguishable from each other as a p value of 0.757 illustrates.
Predictions of the failure of composite structures and the maximum loads that the structures can withstand have become an important topic of research for reliability assurance.
Open image in new window Fig. 9 Data from bending and shear tests of beam 1. Tables 1 and 2 provide the data on the maximum loads that each beam end achieved for each test as well as how each was repaired and the percentage of initial loading returned after post-damage repair.
