continuous loading

This model is then developed into a general constitutive equation for continuous loading.

"We have enough oil reserves at Kozmino to carry out continuous loadings," he said.

Continuous loading of cables is expensive and hence is only done when absolutely necessary.

This cable was the first use of continuous loading on any telecommunication cable.

Cutoff is avoided by the use of continuous loading since it arises from the lumped nature of the loading coils.

"We're excited to extend our payments platform exponentially via this relationship, as both companies will benefit from the continuous loading and spending within the Friendster Wallet."

This converter is operated by Amtrak and generally runs at low continuous loading to provide peaking and reactive power support to the New York area.

Stone's cable was an example of continuous loading, a principle that was eventually put into practice is other forms, see for instance Krarup cable later in this article.

The model can describe one-dimensional stress or strain responses under general conditions that include multistage loading with creep straining, continuous loading, and unloading or reloading.

The electric brake is also designed for continuous loading, which occurs in applications such as persistent braking of a fully loaded train on a 4.5 slope (e.g. Davos - Küblis).

SD tenaciously stuck with their Revopak continuous loading system for waste collection vehicles, which, although effective, was more expensive to operate due to higher fuel consumption, and authorities looked for cost-saving intermittent-loading dustcarts instead.

The first cable to be laid with Krarup cable, indeed the first cable to be laid with any kind of continuous loading, was between Helsingør (Denmark) and Helsingborg (Sweden) in 1902.

Soon the Berlin Airlift was under way, a logistical feat of enormous complexity involving the continuous loading of cargo planes at bases in western Germany and flying them three minutes apart along two 20-mile-wide corridors over eastern Germany to Berlin, then back again along a third corridor.