Sentence examples for Design imperfections from inspiring English sources
Other design imperfections include an artsy visor that's too small to block the sun and mirrors made of fun-house plastic rather than, well, glass.
Ford Motor, a majority investor in Zebra, used the image to reveal hidden design imperfections in the 2002 Thunderbird.
It is found that exposed parts of the die suffer from cyclic loading which, in combination with manufacturing defects and design imperfections, promote the initiation of fatigue cracks.
This metric is defined as the total loss in performance of the RTO system during some pre-specified evaluation period due to design imperfections, and is shown to consist of contributions from both the transient and steady-state behavior of the closed-loop RTO system.
The results presented can provide guidelines for designing imperfections in circular saws and hard disk drives to reduce vibrations near critical speed.
Investigations of the (intrinsic) defect structure and the intentional design of imperfections and structural heterogeneity, however, have so far not attracted much attention in MOF, or more broadly CNC, materials research.
The design and imperfection sensitivities are computed by evaluating the analytically derived direct and adjoint coupled aeroelastic sensitivity equations.
In this paper, the basic magnet structure, 3D numerical simulation, magnetic material, mechanical design, deformation, imperfection field.
The structural response is predicted by a co-rotational finite element formulation and the design and imperfection sensitivities are evaluated by an adjoint method.
The EU project DESICOS proposed a new robust design for imperfection-sensitive composite cylindrical shells using the combination of deterministic and stochastic simulations, however the high computational complexity seriously affects its wider application in aerospace structures design.
The study is part of the European Union (EU) project DESICOS, whose aim is to combine stochastic and deterministic approaches to develop less conservative guidelines for the design of imperfection sensitive structures.
