Metal can be cheaper to install, because of fewer engineered parts and less labor involved.
Technical considerations are based on the wear mechanism and environmental factors that the engineered parts are exposed to.
Silicon carbide (SiC) is extensively used for manufacturing of highly engineered parts due to its high hardness, low coefficient of friction, wear resistance and high decomposition temperature.
These volumes have grown not only far more complicated and impressive — the engineered parts leap out at you with the impact, and nearly the size, of unfolding umbrellas — but also lighter and sturdier.
By taking apart natural systems and recombining engineered parts in novel constellations, it has not only unlocked a staggering variety of biological control mechanisms but it has also created a panoply of biomedical achievements, such as innovative diagnostics and therapies.
He founded P1 Industries, which manufactures engineered parts largely for power plants (GE is a big customer).
For example, an engineered kidney could be fabricated by assembling many engineered parts such as the ureter, capsule, cortex, and medulla.
More aesthetically pleasing Borromean rings can emerge spontaneously from a jumble of carefully engineered parts, nanochemists Kelly Chichak and J. Fraser Stoddart of the University of California, Los Angeles, and colleagues report in the 28 May issue of Science.
The only way Toyota and Lexus could do this was by learning to engineer parts that don't fail.
Bankia was the product of a merger of seven cajas, or savings banks, that was engineered as part of a government-directed consolidation of the industry.
