Sentence examples for both the dimensional from inspiring English sources
The critical process parameters affecting both the dimensional accuracy and geometric characteristics are identified and the theoretical optimum print settings were found.
Many advanced applications demand the fine control of both the dimensional tolerance and surface finish of the extrudate, while maximising the productive lifetime of the associated die and minimising scrap, setup costs, etc.
The hip structure analysis method and that of the similar GE, Madison, WI, algorithm Advanced Hip Analysis use both the dimensional information and the mineral mass data to compute the types of dimensional properties (i.e., geometry) that are used to evaluate mechanical strength in engineering analyses.
Moreover, its high nutritive value meets both the dimensional (in terms of prey size) and nutritional requirements for the fish or finfish larva (Lubzens, Tandler, & Minkoff, 1989).
In order to produce crack free metal powder compacts that respect both the dimensional tolerances and the mechanical strength requirements, both tooling design and compaction sequence have to be adequately determined.
Similar considerations apply to both the one dimensional and two dimensional grids.
Both the two-dimensional and three-dimensional reconstruction strategies are developed.
After 2 months (time 2 = T2), the five clinicians (A, B, C, D, E) have repeated the same tracings using both the two-dimensional and three-dimensional techniques and they re-recorded, for each radiograph, the same six reference planes.
Multi-group CFA was used to test the invariance of the measurement instrument for both the one-dimensional and two-dimensional structure.
In this paper, we consider Euler difference schemes for both the two-dimensional models and n-dimensional models that are a generalization of the two-dimensional models.
Hence, to comprehend the outcome of cell biology research in clinical context, it is important that the cell culture based models should incorporate both the three dimensional (3D) organization and multi cellular complexity of an organ while allowing experimental interventions in a desirable manner.
