Sentence examples for a first-stage design from inspiring English sources

Even though computational wind engineering cannot predict three-dimensional flow characteristics due to current computational and physical modeling constraints, it may serve as a first-stage design tool before serious wind tunnel experiments are performed.

The cash window funded by donors is a first stage, designed to give rapid access to emergency funds.

A second stage designed to obtain mobility-specific metrics and consisting of active course traversals may be developed in the future as treatment initiatives become available.

The first-stage design requires the design relative strength associated with a design period of (T) years whereas the second-stage design requires the stage relative strength considering a stage period of (t) years that is less than or equal to the design period (T).

NASA will conduct a static test-firing of a first-stage motor designed for the Ares I rocket.

And in the first stage design, a multi-point optimization design is used to design the rotor and stator blade profiles for both high efficiencies and large operating ranges.

A Bayesian optimality procedure that works well under model uncertainty is used in the first stage and the second stage design is then generated from an optimality procedure that incorporates the improved model knowledge from the first stage.

A first stage was designed to determine the orientation capacity of subjects, and to obtain the contributions of rod and cone photoreceptor systems towards orientation capacity.

The first stage (design phase) is performed prior to the flexibility analysis where the design variables are chosen, i.e. the existence and dimension of the equipments.

It is proposed to have a first stage of assisted design of nominal systems with simulation based verification of the achieved performances.

Although designs (ii) and (iv) have similar overall operating characteristics, the design which uses a first stage significance level of α1=50%% (design (ii)) has a much smaller expected sample size.