Further information and discussion on critical loads is found in Chapter 8.

Critical loads estimates will also be improved as a result.

All this comes with the highest system level efficiency for any kind of critical load.

Therefore, target loads can be either higher or lower than the critical load values.

The most critical loads on a tennis player's arms occur during the serve.

A positive critical load is indicative of ongoing environmental damage.

It is, however, not expected that these protocol will reduce emissions to the critical loads in all areas.

However, if lateral forces are taken into consideration the value of critical load remains approximately the same.

The calculated critical loads are shown in Table 33.

Critical load - a measure of how much pollution an ecosystem can tolerate.

Critical loads mark the limit of nature's ability to tolerate acid rain.

The two pre-leases represent 50% of the facility's critical load.

The amount of acid deposition that an area can tolerate is known as its critical load.

In addition, many lakes continue to receive more than their critical load of sulphate.

In this figure, critical loads depict a "no harvest" scenario.

Further reduction of related emissions is needed to bring depositions below critical loads.

Once the elastic critical load is known, member effective lengths can be calculated.

The boundary conditions have a considerable effect on the critical load of slender columns.

They are already used in motor vehicles for components that have to withstand critical loads.

The bank has 350 kilowatts of critical load, meaning any two cells would be adequate.

Values shown in bold meet or exceed 25th percentile critical loads.

The excess over the critical load or level has been termed the exceedance.

The restraint offered by the end connections of a column also affects the critical load.

How large a further emission reduction would be required to reach a desired environmental objective such as a critical load?

Some regions cope with acidification better than others, having larger 'critical loads'.