Sentence examples for dimensioning which from inspiring English sources

The installation cost and the overall performance of the system strongly depends on the designing and dimensioning, which however present significant difficulties.

Approaches to short-cut and rigorous simulation, optimization, and control are highlighted, with particular focus on column internals and dimensioning, which is only conceptually considered in academic publications.

Particular attention is devoted to evaluate the initial configuration under self-weight loads and the corresponding cable dimensioning, which is achieved by solving a constrained optimization problem.

The results of the model presented in this analysis are significant in the preliminary satellites structural dimensioning which present an effective approach of development by reducing the cost and the time of analysis.

This introduces a dynamic dimension, which is unusual in tapestry.

It also has a metaphysical dimension, which though unstressed, gives the action a thrill.

But the question plainly has another dimension, which has more to do with symbolism than fact.

The protest against Chinese rule has entered a new dimension which disrupts the old verities.

Yet there is, too, in both painters, a metaphysical dimension, which the archformalist Greenberg ignored.

Even the fit models don't have perfect dimensions (which is their job).

Turnbull said the second connector "has got an energy security dimension, which is critically important.