Sentence examples for durability objectives from inspiring English sources
This paper discusses a methodology for balancing competing requirements by evaluating the thermal resistance, fire performance, sustainability, cost, acoustic damping, and durability objectives of various insulating materials through implementation of a weighted mean.
The results provide a comparative tool to aid designers in selecting design specifications to achieve owner-concerned durability objective.
This is the "noetic" quality that students of mysticism often describe: the unmistakable sense that whatever has been learned or witnessed has the authority and the durability of objective truth.
Moreover, durability based multi-objective optimization of the mixtures were performed to achieve an optimal concrete mixture proportioning.
It discusses how an object-based solution could contribute towards achieving the objectives of durability and minimum maintenance costs at project level.
Objectives addressed include durability and military requirements to protect soldiers from being wet, and protected when carrying out their missions in chemical and biological contaminated environments.
Secondary objectives included the durability of the pateclizumab treatment response, safety of the treatment over 24 weeks, and the efficacy of adalimumab over 12 weeks.
Patients with A1C ≤7.0% continued into a 24-month maintenance phase evaluating how long each insulin regimen could maintain the A1C goal, which was the primary objective of the DURAbility of Basal versus Lispro mix 75/25 insulin Efficacy (DURABLE) trial.
The framework should integrate the outlined durability factors and facilitate achieving the objectives of durability design that account for life cycle costs and sustainability of design options, rather than just focusing on the initial design and construction cost.
Objective: to examine the durability of the Stentor® and Vanguard® endovascular devices in human implants.
Subsequently, three objective functions were formulated: durability function (permeability and shrinkage), mechanical (compressive strength) and economical (unit cost).
