Sentence examples for dimensioning from inspiring English sources

Since 1917 in the United States the American National Standards Institute and its predecessors have encouraged this process and published standards for projections, various types of sections, dimensioning and tolerancing, representation of screw threads, all types of fasteners, graphic symbols for various specialties, and a great deal more.

International communication is hindered by the lack of agreement concerning first-angle versus third-angle projection and by the persistence in the United States of inches, feet, and other customary units for dimensioning.

Because the strategy for correctly dimensioning a drawing is the same for all units, the rate of transition to SI units in the United States is not related to the drafting community, nor are SI units a special problem in drafting practice.

"But very precise dimensioning is required.

Birdman, arguably, has a solemn dimension to it, but not really The Grand Budapest Hotel, despite being inspired by a writer (Stefan Zweig) who famously committed suicide in despair at the rise of the Nazis.

A 10-day strike starting at the National Gallery on Tuesday has taken on an added dimension now one of the Public and Commercial Services union's senior representatives, Candy Udwin – suspended on the eve of the first strike in February (Letters, 12 March) – has been sacked.

Domestic job growth and their performance on our employment dimension confirms that".

Merkel and her speechwriters will be aware of the historic dimension of her visit.

However, London Underground's dimensions could prove a challenge.

The FCO certainly knew that this "genocide equivocation" was dodgy: one internal memo obtained under the Freedom of Information Act admits that "HMG is open to criticism in terms of the ethical dimension.

The search will invoke mini black holes, antimatter, quark-gluon plasma, and extra dimensions of space.