Sentence examples for transmission pressure from inspiring English sources

With the increase of steel grade, transmission pressure, pipe diameter and design coefficient, however, ductile crack of line pipes becomes the dominant crack mode, so it is necessary to focus on crack arrest and control study.

Considering the issue of limited bandwidth of communication network in practical application, two types of novel distributed event-triggered mechanism are introduced to reduce the information transmission pressure, and the distributed cooperative controllers are designed for PV generators based on the proposed triggering schemes.

This also reduced the transmission pressure applied by water buffaloes, given the 100∶1 buffalo to human stool weight ratio assumed by the model, resulting in the model making more conservative predictions.

SP lowers transmission pressure by curing more infections and decreasing the infectivity of surviving gametocytes by the sporontocidal action of pyrimethamine (26 – 26 ).

This model has previously been fitted to data from England and Wales with a basic reproductive number of the primary infection of R0 = 17.6 (15 ), which is smaller than the value estimated for Kazakhstan of R0 = 19.2 − 2104, thereby suggesting higher transmission pressure in the latter setting.

Effective antimalarial drugs are not just good for sick African children, they can also help decrease transmission pressure in areas of seasonal transmission and stop the increasingly steep spiral of drug resistance that has now left sub-Saharan Africa without readily available treatment for uncomplicated malaria.

Here, with implementation of the Corcos and Efimtsov models to characterize the dynamic surface pressure cross-spectra, closed-form solutions for the panel displacements, radiation and transmission pressures are derived.

Analyses that control for a person's exposure to other patients carrying resistant organisms will help to capture the effect modification because of varying transmission pressures during a study.

The first assumption is that the bladder wall will act as a passive diaphragm to the transmission of pressure, and therefore, the pressure measured within the urinary bladder will accurately reflect the pressure immediately outside within the peritoneal cavity.

The results showed that the SP decreased with decreasing pulse frequency, but with increasing transmission acoustic pressure and pulse length.

A numerical technique for the analysis of the transmission of pressure waves in elastic rods, tubes and fluids is presented.