The X-37B is the first uncrewed space plane for the U.S., and is designed for reusability at a reasonable cost.
The system used for information extraction in this work is composed of modules designed for reusability and operates on semi-structured clinical documents like the report shown in Fig. 1, written with constituents as in Example 1 a) instead of grammatically correct sentences like Example 1 b).
The Shuttle is the first orbital spacecraft designed for partial reusability.
Modern scientific software engineering means many things to many people, but in its cluster of distinguishing characteristics are abstract interface definition, object orientation, componentization, self description, self-error checking, self-performance monitoring, and design for performance, portability, reusability, and extensibility.
"Building, flying, landing, and re-flying New Shepard has taught us so much about how to design for practical, operable reusability.
Some strategies were proposed in this study to initiate automotive components reuse in the local automotive manufacturers including the establishment of the end-of-life directive, enhance research and development on design for reuse and increase reusability and economic benefits of reuse.
In component based design, generic components are highly parameterized for reusability and thus are less efficient.
"We tried eight or nine different designs before we found ones able to do the job". The engineers were also looking for reusability - making the casting design adaptable to smaller and larger domes, he says.
Modular design is an important elemental technique in life cycle design for improving, e.g., maintainability, upgradability, reusability, and recyclability.
Design patterns have the potential to offer benefits such as proven design solutions and guidance for their use, improved design process, reusability and consistent interfaces.
