Sentence examples for over the concerned from inspiring English sources

The proposed method is applied to an optimization problem of an engine mount system to minimize the interior sound over the concerned rpm range.

At such dual levels, HNGP-QAM can not only help forecast carbon intensity and its fluctuations over the concerned period, but also facilitate the identification of China's carbon intensity reduction target in 2020 and the corresponding quotas for minimizing the total abatement cost.

The strain energy at the three critical cross-sections induced by the applied forces is the sum of strain energy in all the triangle elements; that is, (6) U = ∑ i = 1 m U e, where U e is the strain energy in Element e induced by the applied forces and m is the number of triangle elements created over the concerned cross-section.

The maximum allowable strain energy (or the yield strain energy) over a critical cross-section is obtained as (11) U Y = ∑ i = 1 m U Y e, where U Y e is the yield strain energy in Element e and m is the number of triangle elements over the concerned cross-section.

Not all the projects secure funding, but, if approved, project funds are handed over to the concerned authorities for implementation following the same hierarchical pathway downwards.

In a neighboring district made up of Cobble Hill and Carroll Gardens, among other areas given over to the concerned affluent classes, the Council election that year produced a turnout figure only slightly higher, about 25 percent.

They will be handed over upon completion to the concerned agency in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan within 18 months of signing this memorandum which defines roles and accountabilities of partners, details projects/activities together with timeline and budget.

She was looking over me like the concerned mother we all secretly yearn for when we get sick in our adult years.

His photography over the years embodied the concerned journalist, which carried over to his work in management.

Over the phone, the concerned resident detailed the frequency of the moans (every five minutes) and the duration (7 A.M. to 2 P.M., Monday through Friday), along with his recent observation (made while slowly walking his dog) of an upright metal frame, with straps and peculiar objects hanging from it, positioned in front of the new tenant's first-floor window.

A couple of weeks ago, Linda Powell got a call from the director Marion McClinton to take over the part of Rena, the concerned ingenue in "Jitney" by August Wilson.