human tolerance造句

• Experiments confirmed that Robertson's initial design would sway far beyond human tolerances.
• Human tolerance to the deceleration encountered in simulated aircraft crashes could also be simulated.
• The occupant may sustain human tolerance to these forces.
• To test human tolerance of extreme cold, you cannot immerse a naked human subject in freezing water.
• Dinesh Mohan is one of the world s leading experts on traffic safety issues and human tolerance to injury.
• In humans tolerance to the anticonvulsant effects of clobazam may occur and withdrawal seizures can occur during abrupt or overrapid withdrawal.
• Coasters like the Texas Tornado in Houston, which exerts a full 6.5 g's, are pushing the limits of human tolerance, Stengel says.
• Following the circulation of their 2006 demo, the UK's Black Flag and cranking the energy levels up way beyond human tolerance ."
• In the rush to build bigger, faster, loopier rides, these officials fear the industry is pushing the envelope on the limits of human tolerance.
• "To threaten, and soon to prosecute, a war ( over resources ) is an abuse of human tolerance and human values, " he said.
• Coasters like the Texas Tornado in Houston, which exerts a full 6 . 5 g's, are pushing the limits of human tolerance, Stengel says.
• Interventions are generally much easier to identify in the modern road safety paradigm, whose focus is on the human tolerances for serious injury and death.
• Currently, it seems to be moving northwards and closer to cities due to more abundant food, less danger from agricultural activities and newfound human tolerance for their presence.
• The human tolerance in the sitting position whether you are in a boat, airplane or a car to vertical G-loading is between 4 and 5, depending on the individual,
• Human tolerances depend on the magnitude of the g-force, the length of time it is applied, the direction it acts, the location of application, and the posture of the body.
• This enabled the Swedish Road Administration to identify the KSI risk curves using actual crash reconstruction data which led to the human tolerances for serious injury and death referenced above.
• Other records, such as sword swallowing and rally driving ( on public roads ), were closed from further entry as the current holders had performed beyond what are considered safe human tolerance levels.
• Vehicle speed within the human tolerances for avoiding serious injury and death is a key goal of modern road design because impact speed affects the severity of injury to both occupants and pedestrians.
• Wind-tunnel experiments in Fort Collins, Colo ., confirmed that Robertson's initial design would sway far beyond those human tolerances, says Jack Cermak, then a professor of civil engineering and the director of the wind-tunnel laboratory at Colorado State University.