Sentence examples for dimensions duplicate from inspiring English sources
This model features the simultaneous incorporation of some specific design attributes of CMSs, such as unequal machine dimensions, duplicate machines, alternative process routings, coexistence of alternative process routings, lot splitting, and production planning.
In adapting the survey we differentiated between the two management levels (hospital, unit) by duplicating dimensions of the HSOPSC.
There was David Wright, hitting wind-aided balls that soared over the left-field fence on Field 7, where a chain-link fence helps duplicate the dimensions of spacious Citi Field.
A full scale mock-up duplicating the dimensions of the planned Florida venue was created in an airplane hangar at the Van Nuys Airport in the San Fernando Valley.
No attempt is made to duplicate the institutional dimension considered by Scolobig et al. (2014) and the helpful distinction they make between framing emergency problems in terms of public safety rather than public control.
To determine which possibility is more likely, we compared the kinematic properties of the lower limbs and upper body (Fig. 1B) when participants stepped onto a stopped escalator compared with those when they stepped onto a moving escalator and onto a wooden stairs duplicating the physical dimensions of a stopped escalator (Fig. 1A).
To investigate the effect of the stopped escalator's step-height itself on behavioral properties and odd sensation, custom-made wooden stairs with an approach that duplicates the physical dimensions of a stopped escalator (i.e. shorter first step) were prepared (the wooden stairs have four steps and no hand rail).
Second dimension PAGE gels were run in duplicate, with the first used for immunoblotting and the second silver stained to serve as a 2D reference map for protein spot identification.
The machines can also be used for reverse engineering, measuring the external and internal dimensions of objects; these are scanned so precisely that a duplicate can usually be created from the data, said Neil Gershenfeld, a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
This model was simplified by removing 117 stoichiometrically duplicated fluxes, resulting in a stoichiometric matrix with dimensions 536 × 836.
