Sentence examples for via load from inspiring English sources

Load stresses from the suspended load propagate via load tapes heat sealed along with the gore seals as per the balloon design.

Temperature dependence of fatigue crack formation and microstructure-scale growth from constituent particles in 7075-T651 and 7050-T7451 is quantified via load induced fracture surface marker-bands.

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The mechanical and electrical loading is combined via loading coupling factor.

In this research, we provide a facile method to development of band width electromagnetic absorber via loading magnetic quantum dots on the mono-dispersed amorphous carbon sphere.

Kawde and Wang [29] attached the PSA latex particles to a DNA reporter probe to be used as DNA hybridisation label via loading of streptavidin-coated latex particles with biotin-coated AuNPs.

We support the view [49, 50] that the current practice of aggregating data via loading RDF dumps into a single triple store is not always the best approach, but rather a temporary solution, until emerging technologies for distributed querying and reasoning become more efficient and scalable enough to eliminate the need of centralized data stores.

The bait can be introduced via copolymerization of a monomer carrying the chemical moiety or via loading the chemical moiety with covalent bonding to an already formed hydrogel particle.

Parenteral selenium via loading dose as a bolus was evaluated in five RCTs [ 13, 15, 16, 59, 67].

This might be explained by the need of stressed plants to pump more Na+ out of the cell, either via loading of Na+ into the xylem or via extrusion of Na+ back to the growth medium.

The incorporation of block copolymer micelles (BCMs) in PAAm hydrogels via free radical polymerization resulted in hydrogels that sustain significant elongation (up to 480%), and that could also be loaded with hydrophobic drugs (via loading of the hydrophobic core of the BCMs during micelle formation) to permit drug delivery upon mechanical deformation of the hydrogel.