Sentence examples for produce load from inspiring English sources

The system has the additional facilities to produce load forecasts and track long-term investment plans on the electricity grid.

Following a description of the algorithm, its ability to produce load profiles for a mixed-use neighborhood of 121 fully conditioned buildings for a variety of climates is demonstrated.

A fatigue crack growth threshold test procedure is experimentally validated that does not produce load history effects and can be conducted at a specified stress ratio, R. The authors have chosen to study a ductile aluminum alloy where the plastic deformations generated during testing may be of the magnitude to impact the crack opening.

We produce loads of picture books for the very youngest readers aiming to help them assign labels to moods and to learn self-expression, almost enough to constitute an entire subgenre.

The memo, from a German member of the Airbus consortium, Daimler-Benz Aerospace, said that "rudder movements from left limit to right limit will produce loads on the fin/rear fuselage above ultimate design load" -- the amount of force that a part is designed to handle without breaking.

It was terrifying - the idea that such horror and pain and fear could come from too many cars and forgetting to turn the light off (and cows - don't forget cows guys: they produce loads of harmful gasses... via a fart!).

Unlike ethanol plants, biomass plants do not produce loaded, outgoing traffic.

However, exercising outside the physiological window, e.g. excessive cyclical loading, may produce loading conditions that could be detrimental to joint health and lead to injury and, ultimately, osteoarthritis.

For instance, although supereruptions probably produce loads of sulfate aerosols, the aerosols may be larger and rain out faster than those from smaller eruptions, according to research by Claudia Timmreck, a climate modeler at the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology in Hamburg, Germany, and others.

Tangential interlocking leads to inclined sliding conditions, which produce loading components in both tangential and normal directions; this explains most non-Coulomb friction.

Normal anatomy means that the distances between the bones produce loading that is distributed physiologically across the joint during movement.