The phrase "assembly environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to software development, manufacturing, or any situation where components are brought together for a specific purpose.
Example: "The software was tested in a controlled assembly environment to ensure all components functioned correctly before deployment."
Alternatives: "construction setting" or "integration environment".
This paper presents 3D bare-hand interaction in an augmented assembly environment to manipulate and assemble virtual components.
Peptide molecules can be rationally designed to self-assemble into specific nanoarchitectures in response to changes in their assembly environment including: pH, temperature, ionic strength, and interactions between host (drug) and guest molecules.
Computational efficiency and accuracy of the evaluation algorithm are verified in a virtual collaborative assembly environment.
Earlier in 2014 the London assembly environment committee produced a report card on the progress of the capital's carbon reduction targets.
We tend to see the most complexity in businesses that build products to stock, have a sophisticated supply chain or assembly environment, or sell products through retail stores.
The amount of waste from single-use plastic bottles in London has risen out of control, according to a recent report from the London assembly environment committee.
The tool also enhances the operator's safety and acceptance of hybrid assembly environments through the immersion capabilities of AR technology.
Since all the techniques developed here are supported by mainstream graphics hardware, thus the solution is able to provide users with practical real-time visualization of complex dynamic virtual assembly environments with affordable graphics hardware.
59 (New) Darren Johnson; London Assembly member Elected to the London Assembly in May 2000, the Green Party's Johnson, as chair of the assembly's environment committee, has led investigations into topics including flood risk in London, the controversial Heathrow extension plans and water shortages, as well as helping Londoners to install green energy systems in their homes.
John Griffiths, the Welsh assembly's environment minister, said: "I am delighted that research and retail figures support what shoppers and retailers have been telling us for some time.
Professor Frank Kelly, of Kings College London, last year told the London assembly's environment committee that the impact of poor air quality in effect "mimics" many aspects of respiratory diseases.
