Sentence examples for dimensions of components from inspiring English sources

Light weighting can be done by changing material or by changing the size (dimensions) of components.

Molecular dimensions of components in humic SF was further achieved by diffusion-ordered nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy (DOSY-NMR) based on diffusion coefficients (D), while carbon distribution was evaluated by solid state (CP/MAS) 13C NMR.

Relations between a net electrical output power and dimensions of components in radial build are investigated based on the ITER plasma performance to develop a conceptual design of DEMO with the net electrical output power of several hundred MW.

The program may also be used to model cooling system behaviour, and so can be used by design engineers to optimize the dimensions of components such as heat exchangers and pumps with acceptable system pressure drop characteristics.

The quantification and aggregation of modularity measures are formulated by multi-attribute utilities of different dimensions of component similarity.

The flash evaporator model also takes into account the dimensioning of components such as a mist eliminator, a vacuum pump and an eccentric rotor pump of the Archimedes screw type.

Integrating optical components into electronic chips needs compressing the dimensions of optical components, which are now nearly thousand times larger than those of electronic components.

Initiating with an analytical approach, the actual dimensions of the components are determined based on natural frequencies obtained by finite element analysis of the components.

The pixel array resolution tests show that the dimensions of the components have to be considered when choosing the spacing of the pixel in order not to miss some components of the satellite in ray tracing.

Figures have grown in size, to match the dimensions of architectural components, and they seem to have taken the place of pilasters in the articulation of the room.

For more than 30 years, the "line width" of chips (the minimum dimensions of the components on their surfaces and, crucially, of the spaces between them) has been shrinking without the need for a change of the basic materials.