Sentence examples for overloading caused by from inspiring English sources
A portion of El Vertedero landslide (3 million m3) was reactivated in 2006 due to overloading caused by an earth heap.
A strategy to overcome potential grid overloading caused by large penetrations of PEVs is to optimize their battery charge-rates to fully explore grid capacity and maximize the customer satisfaction for all PEV owners.
However, there are two technical challenges in designing an efficient DVE system with this architecture: view inconsistency caused by network delays and server overloading caused by uneven distribution of users.
Previous research has shown elevated BNP levels in patients with volume overload caused by end-stage renal disease (ESRD).
Major telecommunications carriers said that most of the interruptions were caused not by physical damage but by network overloads caused by extraordinary numbers of people trying to make calls at once.
Information overload caused by the rate at which data can be produced and the ease with which it can be accessed poses a significant challenge to those charged with maintaining an overview of large, complex, multidisciplinary projects.
Park et al128 demonstrated that pressure overload caused by transverse aortic constriction (TAC) induced prolonged ERS, which was performed in the upregulation of ERS chaperones GRP78, p-PERK, p-elF2α, CHOP, caspase 12 and p-JNK, and then contributed to cardiac myocyte apoptosis in hypertrophy.
This fact can be justified by the less intense network overload caused by single-hop broadcasts.
Additionally, network overloads caused by unnecessary retransmissions so broadcasts can reach every node are also reduced.
The heightened emotions and cognitive overload caused by interaction with high-fidelity simulators may impact on participants' learning ability.
Those changes include nutrient overloads caused by agricultural runoff, predation by invasive species, and ocean acidification--a byproduct of carbon dioxide buildup in the atmosphere (ScienceNOW, 9 June).
