Sentence examples for accelerated tool from inspiring English sources

Tool crater wear is a major cause of accelerated tool failure during the machining of titanium alloy components.

These novel techniques complement known accelerated tool life tests, and are expedient for industries that engage short production runs, in terms of selecting a suitable insert grade for an application, and determining optimal cutting conditions for the selected grade.

Three regions (rapid tool wear, uniform tool wear and accelerated tool wear region) are identified on the graph plotted with tool wear and machining time from which the uniform tool wear region was identified as the safe machining zone to obtain consistent machining performance.

Because of the design of the algorithm, false positives with respect to the non-compressively accelerated tools are not possible.

This weakens the bonding strength of the tool substrate, thereby accelerating tool wear by mechanical (abrasion and attrition) and thermally related (diffusion and plastic deformation) mechanisms.

– Tom Smith Hackdays: "I see hackdays as a great accelerated brainstorming/prototyping tool.

This paper presents the development of a new Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) accelerated computational tool for asteroid disruption techniques.

It is shown that relative catalyst rankings using common measures of performance from the two independent systems are in good agreement, which validates the utility of the system as an accelerated screening tool.

Recent developments in GPU accelerated classification tools include implementations for support vector machines [30 32], neural networks [33], k-nearest neighbours [34] and a parallel tool for the classification of remotely sensed imagery [35].

The findings can be applied in industrial practice which can significantly accelerate the tooling design process for the Chain-die forming method.

The most widespread approach to accelerate NGS tools is to parallelize within a node (multi-core parallelization) using shared memory parallelism, such as with OpenMP [ 7], but this approach is naturally limited by the number of cores per node, which currently does not usually exceed 16 [ 8].