Sentence examples for accommodate fabrication from inspiring English sources
A cylindrical loading head, which was also designed to be free to rotate to accommodate fabrication imperfections and to reduce the torsional effects on the loading plane was used.
Short and flexible pipe sections are assembled in a variety of spatial configurations to accommodate fabrication and installation tolerances (design for installation) and to withstand the end loads and displacements caused by flow/temperature and pressure fluctuations, as well as riser base oscillations (design for operation).
Many groups have developed different IPMC fabrication processes to accommodate various functions [43 47].
The design of the resonator is optimized to accommodate the restrictions of the fabrication process, to maximize the frequency tunability and to minimize the biasing voltage.
Based on the plethora of available attachment chemistries, solid supports such as silicon, glass, or polymers, can be selected to accommodate the pendant functional groups available on most proteins and the fabrication strategies used to produce the fluidic devices associated with IMERs.
As the industry integrates new manufacturing technologies such as 3DP, all stakeholders will need to adjust to the new digital fabrication workflow, problem-solving approaches and developing strategic plans to accommodate the rapidly evolving demands and needs.
Long Luu et al. introduce a fast prototyping technique based on laser micromachining for the fabrication of dynamic flow phantoms to mimic vasculature geometries to accommodate a particular experimental scenario.
Lenawee Stamping, a producer of metal stamping and welded fabrications, is expanding a plant in Tecumseh, Mich., to accommodate more production of G.M. electric vehicles, adding some 140 jobs.
Integrated circuit (IC) fabrication technology has improved to 7 nm resulting that IC can accommodate more transistors to implement system-on-a-chip (SOC).
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Magic Rambo tries to accommodate.
