Sentence examples for be expressed in engineering from inspiring English sources
Traditionally the properties of fibers have been normalized to their linear weight because of the difficulties of measuring fiber cross sections exactly; however, precise measuring techniques are now available, which allow their properties to be expressed in engineering terms familiar to all engineers working on structural materials.
Traditionally the properties of fibres have been normalised to their linear weight because of the difficulties of measuring fibre cross-sections exactly; however, precise measuring techniques are now available which allow their properties to be expressed in engineering terms familiar to all engineers working on structural materials.
The approximate yield loci can be expressed in analytical forms, facilitating applications in engineering analyses when complex generalized loading states are involved.
By engineering Lfng to be expressed in the PSM stripe subdomain with only minimal caudal expression, we have shown that the relative importance of the oscillating and the stripe domains changes as somitogenesis progresses.
Many real-world engineering problems can be expressed in terms of partial differential equations and solved by using the finite-element method, which is usually parallelised, i.e. the mesh is divided among several processors.
67 However, by following existing software engineering principles models can be expressed in discipline‐independent structures and language using visual notations.
Can this be expressed in numbers?
Recombinant batroxobin was expressed in yeast engineering strain and purified from the culture supernatant.
Whilst most of these concerns are expressed in relation to other fields of engineering, the capability of robots to act as ethical entities introduces some other moral concerns, amongst them the right and responsibilities of robots?
The explicit full field solutions are expressed in simple closed-forms which can be easily used in engineering applications.
KdcA, identified in L. lactis B1157, has not yet been expressed in S. cerevisiae but has been used for engineering isobutanol production in E. coli [ 19].
