Sentence examples for dimensional standards from inspiring English sources
Between 1840 and 1850 he produced an original measuring machine and a system of accurate dimensional standards or master gauges to go with it.
The electronic cylinder contains a microprocessor and memory and is designed to the exact dimensional standards of the mechanical cylinder it is replacing.
As previously described, in the available literature dimensional standards for this flap cannot be found, but the right flap size is to be defined by the ratio between the lesion area and the proximal limit of the flap dissection.
These are often called dimensional standards since the most obvious thing they do is establish a set of dimensions that define how they would fit into the piping system.
A laser focus sensor and a contact inductive sensor have been coupled to an ultra high precision positioning stage, referred to as a nanomeasuring machine (NMM), for measurements of dimensional standards with a large measurement volume of 25 mm × 25 mm × 5 mm.
(B t)) denotes the n dimensional standard Brownian motion defined on the above probability space.
with initial value x ( t 0 ) = x 0 ∈ R d. B ( t ) denotes n dimensional standard Brownian motion defined on the above probability space.
We demonstrate the capabilities of GRADSPMHD by running 1, 2, and 3 dimensional standard benchmark tests and we find good agreement with previous work done by other researchers.
The extrapolation method employs hyper-spherical formulations of reliability problems developed based on geometric insights of high dimensional standard normal space.
Designed to meet the dimensional standard ISO 21049 (to fit ISO 3069 seal chambers), the ICS2 cartridge mechanical seal can be used to replace inferior seals that are installed into differing pump & mixer models.
f N ( y ) is the N dimensional standard i.i.d Gaussian density, where N is the dimension of the vector y, i.e., f N ( y ) = ( 2 Π ) − N / 2 ex p − y 2 2. Whenever not mentioned, integrability is with respect to f N ( y ) dy.
