Sentence examples for actual assembled from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this paper is to show a practical implementation of a genetic algorithm for minimizing membrane stresses discrepancies between the actual assembled equilibrium and the specified design state.

Using the dimensions of the chest shown, the bottom will be 14 1/2 inches (36.8 cm) by 7 inches (17.8 cm), but checking the actual assembled size will provide a better fit.

However, another critical facet of his process involves the actual assembling of his work.

In prosperous times it was an actual orchestra, assembled from New York's rich freelance pool.

Punctuating the proceedings on monitors and scrims are images from the actual conflict (assembled by the video designer Zbigniew Bzymek), including several of wounded soldiers evoking the grotesque canvases of the Weimar painter Otto Dix.

Combining this with video of the actual film, he assembled an alternate "Star Wars" that follows the same sequence but jumps between different versions and edits, showing us scenes that were changed or removed, and providing constant audio and text commentary.

Along with the Penn Museum, they assembled actual artifacts and historical facts and figures for the show, whose other partners include Lucasfilms Ltd. and Montreal's X3 Productions.

So is it any surprise musicians have found inspiration in these sounds and attempted to assemble them into an actual piece of music?

To determine actual assembly times, we recorded the time needed for eight people (who did not participate in this study) to put together the furniture; each person assembled all five pieces independently.1 IKEA products were chosen because of their widespread familiarity among our sample: 95.6 % of the project managers had personal experience assembling IKEA products.

It is important to note that "proteins" in this database have no connection to actual assembled-annotated proteins.

The difference, Δm, between the actual mass of the assembled isotope and the masses of the particles gives a measure of the stability of the isotope: the larger and more negative the value of Δm, the greater the stability of the isotope.