Sentence examples for running capability from inspiring English sources

For AlSn20, the emergency running capability, which is based on the activation (melting) of the soft phase tin, was simulated taking into account thermo-elasto-plastic behaviour of the material.

When two 700 MW units of the Rajasthan Nuclear Power Plant in India required booster pumps and main boiler feed pumps, Termomeccanica Pompe had to prove in advance the dry running capability of its equipment.

In the weeks leading up to the 2011 season, the media focused on questions surrounding Robinson's ability to adapt to the pro-style offense being implemented by new offensive coordinator, Al Borges, and also on Borges' willingness to adjust his game plan to take advantage of Robinson's running capability.

Homozygous null M-CK mice exhibit decreased voluntary running capability, which is accompanied by a significant reduction in force production during initial contractions due to inadequate supply of local ATP [ 105, 107– 107].

Haynes-Apperson automobiles were known for their long-distance running capability.

The Leg Laboratory (led by Gill Pratt) at the Artificial Intelligence Lab - MIT - is developing the legs, that will allow walking and running capabilities.

"He had the running capabilities of the best mid-50's men in America at age 70," said the television analyst Larry Rawson, a member of the advisory board of the National Distance Running Hall of Fame.

In this piece, we'll take a look at two devices that have greatly enhanced my cycling and running capabilities.

Scavenging would have been easier with endurance running capabilities, but the success rate at hunting down medium-to-large game would have significantly improved thanks to persistence (Lieberman et al. 2009).

The Associated Press praised his running capabilities, commenting that "any time he lugs the ball he's liable to go all the way".

While the consulting paleontologists did not have a consensus on the dinosaur's movement, particularly regarding its running capabilities, animator Steve Williams decided to "throw physics out the window and create a T. rex that moved at sixty miles per hour even though its hollow bones would have busted if it ran that fast".