Sentence examples for moderately loaded from inspiring English sources
This paper presents numerical results obtained from finite element simulations of the time-dependent behaviour of moderately loaded patch-repaired reinforced concrete short columns.
An Explorer owner who allows the pressure to fall 7 pounds below Ford's recommended pressure, to 19 pounds per square inch, leaves the tires without the capacity to carry the weight of a moderately loaded Explorer, he said.
Load balancing is the method of dividing the total load among the processors of the distributed system to progress task's response time as well as resource utilization whereas ignoring a condition where few processors are overloaded or underloaded or moderately loaded.
Nitric oxide concentrations were greater in the moderately loaded samples relative to the no-load group at t = 24 h.
Prostaglandin E(2) concentrations of aggressively loaded samples showed significantly higher values compared to moderately loaded samples at t = 48 h.
FINDINGS: Biomechanical data revealed a significantly (P < 0.05) lower strength in the aggressively loaded specimens compared to the moderately loaded samples.
It can be observed from Table 8 that the first component is strongly correlated (more than 0.90) with R N , Dd, L o, and C c and correlated satisfactorily (more than 0.75) with R f, R e, F s, and S a, and moderately (loading more than 0.60) with R r, R c and T. The second component is moderately correlated with HI and the third component moderately with R h for Shakkar watershed.
It works very well until a network is moderately heavily loaded, and then it degrades as collisions become more frequent.
As it turned out, gruel was quite appealing to the men after resting or pedaling moderately; they loaded their bowls.
Moderately negatively loaded on Mg, NO3 2− indicates the nutrient uptake by aquatic organisms.
Moderately negatively loaded on DO and F− suggests utilization of dissolved oxygen to decompose the organic matter by bacteria (FC) function (Singh et al. 2004).
