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The de-rated engine is to ensure smooth operation.

Blue Sky itself was a de-rated version of the Red Hawk missile.

The poor performance of the 18R prompted the development of the 18S, a de-rated version intended for commercial use.

De-rated version of the R-755A to drive a variable or controllable pitch airscrew.

The users web-browser program would check the signature by the public key, and possibly also check against a published list of ''de-rated'' sites.

They believe some metering installations are being inappropriately 'de-rated' to avoid higher metering costs.

Based on Audax airframe with desert equipment, and de-rated Kestrel X engine.

Part of this grant is intended to compensate Councils for the loss of income from de-rated activities, notably industry, railways, ports and open leisure space.

The fear induced by the prospect of falling has driven investors into lower risk assets in droves and de-rated risk assets.

According to Arthur Rubbra's memoirs, a de-rated version of the R engine, known by the name Griffon at that time, was tested in 1933.

The de-rated engines lower MTOW, which reduces the aircraft's purchase price and landing fees, and can be re-rated to full -200ER standard for long-haul operations.

While European stocks were stable on Thursday, credit markets remained uneasy, as the ratings agency Fitch downgraded Portuguese government debt and Moody’s de-rated 30 banks in Spain.

During World War I Vauxhall made large numbers of the D-type, a Prince Henry chassis with de-rated engine, for use as staff cars for the British forces.

To give Kazakhmys an effective premium for the stake, Glencore can allow Kazakhmys to partake in the upcoming Altyntau Gold IPO and realise the value of their own de-rated gold and silver production, something Kazakhmys would most likely not be able to achieve on their own.

Where an engine has been permanently de-rated and this has been declared to the Register of Shipping and Seamen (RSS), this is the de-rated engine power; otherwise, it is the maximum continuous engine power (MCEP) declared to the RSS.

If the insurers get derated (or worse still, go bust), the value of those bonds will fall.

Derated parameters are denoted with a subscript ".3".

Developed as "Blue Sky" - a derated version of the Red Hawk missile.

A number of derated, Stage 4 noise compliant engines have been produced from the -A5 configuration, including:

Pr.3 the derated peak rarefactional pressure associated with the transmit pattern giving rise to the value reported under MI (megapascals).

When a control relay is operating at its derated value, it is controlling a smaller value of current than its maximum make and break ratings.

The climb may use a reduced thrust(derated) or "FLEX" climb to save stress on the engines.

Another mark in his little notebook--and enough marks like that meant a derating, and Control had a habit of sending derated labmen to Venus.

The plant employed around 500 employees but hardly generated more than 25 MW daily, even though it had a derated capacity of 60 MW.

If used with C-weighted noise, the derated NRR will become NRR/2.

ITA.3(Z1) the derated spatial-peak temporal-average intensity at axial distance Z1 (milliwatts per square centimetre).

It is given by the ratio of the largest value in the ultrasound beam of any derated rarefactional pressure to the square root of the transducer frequency.

IPA.3@MImax the derated pulse-average intensity at the point of global maximum reported MI (Watts per square centimetre).

The first prototypes were powered by a derated 325 shp Blackburn Turbomeca Turmo 600, a free turbine engine allowing clutchless transmission.

It is recommendedthat the maximum attainable values for the Mechanical Index and the derated spatial peak time average in-tensity, I spta.3, not exceed 1.9 and 720 mW/cm2, respectively.

For example, to find the derated NRR for an earmuff by using the NIOSH derating system, the following equation would be used:

Hi Mark, I was able to get the data that I needed for Cabazon to evaluate performance of the derated operation, and should not require additional data analysis at this time.

The allowed current in a conductor generally needs to be decreased (derated) when conductors are in a grouping or cable, enclosed in conduit, or an enclosure restricting heat dissipation.

The report stated that the Crecy's maximum power output would be too much for the Spitfire airframe but that a derated version would have considerable performance gains over the Griffon-powered fighter.

Conductors installed within conduit cannot dissipate heat as readily as those installed in open wiring, so the current capacity of each conductor must be reduced (derated) if many are installed in one conduit.

Other calculations made for non-autoscanning transducers with well defined focusing geometries and a derated spatial peak time average intensity, 2, (Bly, et al., 1992, AIUM 1993) also Ispta.3 , of 720 mW/cm yielded computed estimates of maximum temperature elevation which were approximately 2 °C.

If, exceptionally, a valuation is required for a derated agricultural property, report the full facts to Corporation Tax and VAT Group (in Northern Ireland, the Director's Office).