Sentence examples for assessment of the engineering from inspiring English sources

"But based on the assessment of the engineering team, it has caused us to pursue additional information about possible alternative uses for the trailers".

Also, it is recommended that finite element model updating procedure must be considered for the damage assessment of the engineering structures.

In this quantitative design methodology, a safety factor, which is typically a strength-to-stress ratio, is derived as an index for the stability assessment of the engineering design.

The results designate that the WPI index is the most appropriate for the assessment of the engineering behavior of ultramafic lithologies, while the LOI index seems to provide a general estimation of the strength properties of mafic rocks.

The operations team conducted an extensive set of assessments of the engineering subsystems and science instruments during the first 80 days of the mission.

Initial assessments of the engineering challenges and cryogenic-dependent cost and parameters of a demountable, HTS TF magnet system have been carried out using the Vulcan tokamak conceptual design (R = 1.2 m, a = 0.3 m, B0 = 7 T) as a baseline.

An understanding of the clay structure at a molecular level is needed for accurate assessment of the long-term engineering performance of the barriers.

The non-destructive assessment of the condition of engineering structures using GPR has lately become quite an attractive and effective method of testing.

Investigation of the effects of salt solution concentration and vertical stress during saturation on the volume change behavior of compacted bentonite is of great importance for the assessment of the behavior of engineering barrier in deep geological repository for disposal of high-level radioactive waste.

Future studies from our group will involve testing of this compound in allograft models, as well as assessment of the effects of engineering of a dominant-negative form of Nur77 on T cell and Treg function.

The objective of this paper is to implement Dempster Shafer Theory of Evidence (DSTE) in the presence of mixed (aleatory and multiple sources of epistemic) uncertainty to the reliability and performance assessment of complex engineering systems through the use of quantification of margins and uncertainties (QMU) methodology.