Sentence examples for design to take advantage from inspiring English sources
The evolution of engineering design to take advantage of the possibilities afforded by AM and to manage the constraints associated with the technology has lagged behind.
In the hardware design, to take advantage of the parallel calculation capability provided by the numerous logic units on the FPGA, the calculation of the sine/cosine functions is merged into the processing core of the inner loop.
Wong and colleagues improved the solar hydrogen production performance of Cu2ZnSnS4 by Cd substitution, and Domen and co-workers presented a panel design to take advantage of particulate Al-doped SrTiO3 photocatalysts for overall water splitting.
Not only does the newest iPad represent a deviation from the established way of releasing things, suggesting Apple could do the same thing with other products in its lineup, but it also shows what kind of changes we might expect from mid-year overhauls: improved specs, retaining the design, to take advantage of the faster pace of component development and supply pricing changes.
The ratio of these values suggest that modest improvement in the coating thermal noise may be possible in future gravitational wave detector optics made with titania-doped tantala as the high index coating material by optimizing the coating design to take advantage of the two different mechanical loss angles.
The 1972 dollar struck at Philadelphia is broken down into three varieties, which were made as Gasparro adjusted the design to take advantage of better steel being used in the Mint's dies.
The Sea Launch system is designed to take advantage of the earth's rotation.
And everything about this spare place is designed to take advantage of the site.
Instead, they are designed to take advantage of variations in the price of electricity.
In its stead are other systems designed to take advantage of existing electronics.
The irregular number of seats is designed to take advantage of Actors Equityy pay tiers geared to theater size.
