Sentence examples for enable designers to develop from inspiring English sources
No. So, what needs to be done to enable designers to develop more ambitious solutions to our environmental problems, say by reinventing the traffic management system of a big city like London, rather than simply reducing the ecological impact of individual vehicles?
Meanwhile, advances in digital technology are enabling designers to develop individualized products, like My Private Sky, and to work more creatively with historic materials and artisanal techniques.
This enables designers to develop optimum sections with varying web and flange thicknesses, therefore delaying the onset of other buckling failures due to slender web element.
This tool is a plug-in to the Matlab's Simulink that enables designers to develop high-performance DSP systems to be implemented in FPGA technology.
To enable designers to readily develop meaningful input models, this paper describes a preliminary integration of a generative structural design system, eifForm, and an associative modeling system, Generative Components, through the use of XML models.
3D printers enable designers to rapidly produce working models of future products.
There were attractive preceding studies aiming to develop a CAD that intended to enable designers to have flexible design thinking and interactively manipulate representation models.
The level of control demonstrated in this study cannot be achieved using traditional CAD tools and volume-based AM workflows, implying that new CAD workflows must be developed in order to enable designers to harvest the capabilities of AM.
This paper develops analytical methods for predicting the torsional stiffness of capstan drives to enable designers to better assess machine performance in the design study phase.
A second MARS model was also developed for inverse parameter estimation of the wall system stiffness, to enable designers to determine the appropriate wall size during the preliminary design phase.
This system will enable designers to efficiently exchange their ideas during the early design stages through updating other designers with the progress of other designers.
