Sentence examples for define the machine from inspiring English sources

It is based on efforts past and present both by academia and industry in various capacities and proposes tentative implementations based on the STEP-NC standard to define the machine controller of the future.

The multi-objective optimization algorithm through fuzzy logic therefore, is used to tackle the optimization problem between the objective parameters (core losses and magnetic flux density) and the airgap diameter which define the machine geometry (e.g. slot and tooth dimensions, airgap thickness, core length etc).

Indeed, it defines the machine's capabilities.

But they only approximate; it is video that clinches these illusions, defining the machine's abstract forms with colorful, textured, often hyper-realistic skins.

The machine configuration defines the machine productivity and the final machine cost.

The magnet system is one of the critical core components of the ITER magnets, defining the machine capabilities to form and drive 15 MA 500 MW nuclear plasmas for hundreds of seconds.

The VMX file is just a text file with specific fields that define the virtual machine's configuration.

The permanent magnet width, the stator and rotor tooth width, the rotor teeth number and stator pole number of the machine define the search space for the optimization problem.

Drawing on Terry's autobiography, The Story of My Life (1908), and also on her own recollections of seeing the actor on stage in Bernard Shaw's Captain Brassbound's Conversion (for which Terry could never remember the lines), Woolf wrestles with the difficulty of defining the "marvellous machine of her genius".

The three dimensional (3D) neutronics reference model of International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor ITERR) only defines the tokamak machine and extends to the bio-shield.

The R value of 0.909 (which is almost 91%%) got from the plotted data as contained in Fig. 10a showed that the vibration model calibrated on the sensor is accurate to define the vibration behavior of the machine since it is closer to the value of one (1).