Sentence examples for overloaded conditions from inspiring English sources
Four experiments with increasing loaded mass show complex peak shapes and formation of a shoulder under overloaded conditions.
This study provides essential insights, particularly on the overloaded conditions, to the design of a microscale two-phase heat transfer device.
For this purpose, we investigated the optimal design of a 3-zone simulated moving bed (SMB) process for the SA separation that could be operated under overloaded conditions.
The feasibility and effectiveness of the two-column process are verified experimentally on the separation of reboxetine racemate, a norepinephrine re-uptake inhibitor, under overloaded conditions.
An in-depth analysis reveals that the shoulder formation under overloaded conditions can be explained by multi-state binding that particularly manifests in rapid but weak re-adsorption of eluting molecules near the column end.
It was proven that the parameters of the mass transfer kinetics measured under linear conditions could be successfully used for the prediction of the concentration profiles obtained under overloaded conditions.
No rate adaptation: We assume that there is no admission control policy and the system runs under overloaded condition.
From the results, we conclude that Code-PIC is a powerful technique to reduce MAI for multirate CI/MC-CDMA system over frequency selective channel with overloaded condition.
Other changes included the replacement of the original AM-5F engines by the Tumansky RD-9V, an improved version of the AM-5F, the normal bomb load was increased to 1,000 kg and in overloaded condition, and a rear-view mirror was added to allow the pilot to better observe the rear upper hemisphere.
Adiponectin-deficient mice have been shown to have progressive cardiac remodelling in a pressure-overloaded condition due to reduced AMPK signalling and worsening insulin resistance [ 75].
Many of the city's waste transfer stations have been the subject of numerous complaints and lawsuits over foul odors, rats, unsanitary conditions and overloaded trucks that violate regulations.
