'dimensional deviation' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a difference or discrepancy in size, shape, or any other dimension. For example, "The construction contract specified a dimensional deviation of no more than 1 cm from the design plans."
As pulse off time increases, the dimensional deviation first decreases and then value of dimensional deviation is almost constant.
The dimensional deviation responsible for fitment of scaffolds was found maximum up to 1.3percentt where as dimensional deviation for pores were observed up to 7.5percentt.
Hence, in case of rough cutting, to eliminate dimensional deviation or dimensional inaccuracy, this wire offset setting must be equal to dimensional deviation (D).
This paper proposes a comprehensive dimensional deviation evaluation framework for discrete-part manufacturing processes (DMP).
The experimental data for dimensional deviation are given in Table 3.
In order to study the significance of the process variables towards dimensional deviation, ANOVA was performed.
This should be taken into consideration when fabricating Si nanostructures with low tolerance for dimensional deviations.
Pneumatic gauging involves the determination of estimates of dimensional deviations from measurement experiments using a valid gauge model.
Suitable scale factors in each direction were found out and applied to the CAD dimensions to compensate for the dimensional deviations.
Both experimental testing and analytical were performed to evaluate the relationship between dimensional deviations and the consequent resonant frequency shifts of several simple but typical geometrical parts.
The results of the present study highlights the capability of the VSS for improving the surface finish of the FDM based parts to nano-level with negligible dimensional deviations.
