Maximum Permissible Weight to be Carried by One Worker

Maximum permissible load weight of a Taishuh pony at a trot.

The aim of this study was to determine the loading capacity of a trotting Taishuh pony by gait analysis using a motion analysis system. Seven Taishuh Ponies (5 mares and 2 geldings) and their rider were fitted with a marker (70 mm in diameter placed on their chest) and recorded by 2 high-resolution digital DVD cameras (at a sampling frequency of 60 Hz) as they were trotting along a straight cou...

Maximum Permissible Urinary Concentrations: Their Relationship to Atmospheric Maximum Allowable Concentrations

There are two approaches to the determination of maximum permissible concentrations in urine (M.V.C.'s). The first is the direct method of comparing the concentration of toxic substances with the incidence of symptoms of intoxication. The second is the indirect approach of considering the worker as a sampling device and relating the urinary excretion to the atmospheric concentration to which th...

Maximum Permissible Ambient Noise Levels for Audiometric Test Rooms.

This Standard specifies maximum permissible ambient noise levels (MPANLs) allowed in an audiometric test room that produce negligible masking ( 2 dB) of test signals presented at reference equivalent threshold levels specified in ANSI S3.6-1996 American National Standard Specification of Audiometers. The MPANLs are specified from 125 to 8000 Hz in octave and one-third octave band intervals for ...

[Hygienic bases for deriving the maximum permissible motor vehicle emissions].

Reducing rank-maximal to maximum weight matching

Given a bipartite graph G(V,E), V = A ∪̇B where |V | = n, |E| = m and a partition of the edge set into r ≤ m disjoint subsets E = E1 ∪̇E2 ∪̇ . . . ∪̇Er, which are called ranks, the rank-maximal matching problem is to find a matching M of G such that |M ∩ E1| is maximized and given that |M ∩ E1| is maximized, |M ∩ E2| is also maximized, and so on. Such a problem arises as an optimization criteria ov...