Sentence examples for choice of process from inspiring English sources
The aim is to improve peening chamber designs and the choice of process parameters.
The success of a hydroforming process strongly depends on the choice of process parameters, i.e. the combination of material feeding and inner pressure.
This article presents an overview of issues relating to choice of process and outcomes measures in studies of pediatric emergency medicine.
An optimization procedure is related to an optimal choice of process decisions that satisfy certain constraints and make an optimization criterion (performance index) an extremum.
Important design issues are discussed, such as: model development; choice of process noise model and selection of model parameters for on-line estimation; use of asynchronous and delayed measurements; and off-line estimation of fixed but uncertain model parameters.
Although the joining of these materials is possible, particular attention must be taken to the choice of process parameters in order to avoid the formation of intermetallics, often resulting in brittle behavior and poor mechanical properties of the joints.
The resulting infinite choice of processed foods, phones, cars and so on is a chronic affliction we can't escape.
The approach then provides guidance in the choice of processes, based upon two factors — first the resource base of the EIM, and second, its evolutionary context.
"Having the president repeatedly say these rules discriminate and cause harm — so the discussion shifts to choice of processes for removing them rather than justifying them — seems to have changed the discussion," she said.
This mixed technical and conceptual analysis allows us to address at once the modelling approach, the choice of processes, the integration of control variables, the time scales, the spatial representation, and the data needed for such a framework.
For process design, the choice of the process intensity was identified to be crucial: the required product safety needs to be achieved, while still reaching an acceptable structural and nutritional quality.
