Sentence examples for extended batch from inspiring English sources
Lastly, the STL files were run through an extended batch repair process using Netfabb Professional [27].
It was found that the extended batch duration promotes the removal of metals.
The laser-acoustic method was applied to an extended batch of films deposited with different technologies combining electron evaporation, DC-vacuum arc discharge and pulsed high current arc.
In this work, the concept of problem table decomposition for the thermal integration of continuous processes is extended to batch processes.
To overcome this, in the investigation here, DEM simulations applying spherical and non-spherical particles are used to benchmark process models extended for batch screening under altered operational conditions.
The simple text search mode and structure search mode provide the same search functionality as the NCBI's Entrez or PubChem basic structure search, while the batch search mode extends the batch Entrez in ways enabling users to run a list of queries and merge the results into a single file.
Another important feature of the RCGDB compared to already published databases on human variation data can be found in our powerful search interfaces: Mutation databases offer mostly access via gene, sample and tissue search, which we extend by batch searches and additional pathway and OMIM disease searches.
Several design criteria are extended to allow batch augmentation, including integrated and maximum mean square error, maximum entropy, and two expected improvement criteria.
In the context of variable speed limit (VSL) control of freeways, motorways or highways, this paper proposes to extend the batches PN formalism.
The micromixing model described in terms of the inertial convective disintegration of large eddies and the viscous convective engulfment by small growing eddies, developed in Part I, is extended to semi-batch and continuous stirred tank reactors.
Semi-batch operation was modelled by extending the earlier batch reactor model and also used experimentally.
