Sentence examples for assembly engineers from inspiring English sources

To tackle these problems, this study develops a novel approach integrated with some graph-based heuristic working rules, robust back-propagation neural network (BPNN) engines via Taguchi method and design of experiment (DOE), and a knowledge-based engineering (KBE) system to assist the assembly engineers in promptly predicting a near-optimal assembly sequence.

The system never thinks like an assembly engineer, but makes it possible to support engineers in doing creative methodology, and producing new ideas better than the conventional CAA.

The system never thinks like an assembly engineer, but makes it possible to support engineers in creative methodology, and producing new ideas better than the conventional CAA.

Marcel is a design engineer with a background in computation, assembly engineering and innovation consulting.

Car companies have phalanxes of assembly workers, engineers, marketers and lawyers working to speed the adoption of energy-efficient vehicles.

Instead of buying new automated machines, which had been done at a string of new G.M. assembly plants, engineers used older tools.

Ramirez, C. L. et al. Unexpected failure rates for modular assembly of engineered zinc fingers.

In this paper a methodology for supporting the assembly planning engineer is given which connects the virtual planning environment with a real assembly system.

US-based supplier of electronic materials for circuit assembly applications Engineered Material Systems Inc of Delaware, Ohio, recently announced the début of its 357-284 Wire Bond Encapsulant and Flexible Circuit Bonding Adhesive for printer head and circuit assembly applications.

This culture environment, designed to combine cardiac-like scaffold architecture and biomechanics with molecular and biophysical signals, enabled functional assembly of engineered heart muscle from dissociated cells and could serve as a template for future studies on the hierarchy of various signaling domains relative to cardiac tissue development.

The letters came into the hands of Samuel Adams, then serving as the clerk of the assembly, who engineered their publication in June 1773.