Sentence examples for mechanical exposure from inspiring English sources
This methodological paper presents a novel approach to predict operator's mechanical exposure and fatigue accumulation in discrete event simulations.
For three of the four participants showing a reduction in pain, it was accompanied by a reduction in either the perceived stress or mechanical exposure, or both.
These findings suggest that carbonate weathering controls the dissolved flux of Sr emanating from stable Himalayan landforms comprising mixed silicate and carbonate rock for tens of thousands of years after the mechanical exposure of rock surfaces to the weathering environment.
Muscle model limitations notwithstanding, this approach allows system designers to understand the mechanical exposure and fatigue-related effects of proposed alternatives in system design stages and can contribute to 'Virtual Human Factors' approaches for pro-active ergonomics capability.
The aim of this case study was to (1) investigate differences in mechanical exposure (i.e. mechanical forces arising in the body of the operator) between two production strategies: long-cycle parallelised flow assembly (OLD) and conventional serial flow assembly (NEW), and (2) estimate potential changes in job exposure as a consequence of waste reduction when rationalising a line system.
Due to the missing mechanical exposure of the muscular-skeletal system, the bone tissue weakens [ 39].
For mechanical exposures, the situation is typically different.
JEMs have proved valuable in occupational epidemiology [ 19- 22], but mechanical exposures have rarely been included.
The table excludes 1421 occupational titles estimated to entail mechanical exposures below the screening levels* for all five exposures.
The United States' Department of Labour has also assessed mechanical exposures in the O*Net Analyst Database http://www.onetcenter.org/database.html.html
The JEM was based on consensus expert ratings of proportions of the working day involving six mechanical exposures [ 23].
