Sentence examples for predictions of load from inspiring English sources
Results indicate that the proposed model gives much better predictions of load carrying capacity than both the initial design approach and the available design codes.
The model is geared towards accurate predictions of load distribution between the fasteners and accounts for bolt-hole clearances, bolt clamp-up and member plate friction.
Despite the hindrance of working thorough representations of in vivo situations, predictions of load transfer within both the implants and the tissues simulated allow improved interpretations of known clinical outcomes, and permit the educated design of new implants.
By considering a typical day of microgrid operation as an example, and according to predictions of load, solar irradiance, wind speed, and temperature, the hourly power output of the renewable energy generation units can be calculated, and the operation of the HESS determined.
Furthermore, the improvement of an existing theoretical model for GFRP reinforced concrete bridge deck slabs provided accurate predictions of load-bearing capacities.
While the idealization provides adequate prediction of load response, direct validation of the hinge-type behavior is not yet available.
Also mathematical models were developed for the prediction of load carrying capacity of pre-cracked strengthened beams.
The potential of this model has been demonstrated on two problems, namely, recognition of alphabets and words and prediction of load from yield pattern of elasto-plastic analysis.
An important aspect of fatigue or reliability analysis under random loading is the prediction of load ranges applied to a structural component.
The distractor-related activation increases in the bilateral caudate heads, right IFG and left middle frontal gyrus (MFG) at low load probably reflect increased processing of sensory inputs and are consistent with the prediction of load theory that distractor interference is resolved at later stages of central processing at low load [8], [43].
A biomechanical model is important for prediction of loads likely to arise in specific body parts under various conditions.
