Sentence examples for front construction from inspiring English sources

Second, the algorithm for the through-thickness flow front construction was developed.

The proposed method does not require any geometric front construction and is robust for any interfacial topology.

This, however, has come at a cost, and not just in financial terms (on that front: construction was an estimated $2m per kilometre, while maintenance is $260 million per year).

Huygens gave a satisfactory account of double refraction by proposing that the asymmetry of the structure of Iceland spar causes the secondary wavelets to be ellipsoidal instead of spherical in his wave front construction.

This paper presents new methods for Pareto front construction based on stochastic search algorithms (genetic algorithms, GAs and multi-objective genetic algorithms, MOGAs) that enable a very good determination of the Pareto front and fulfill some interesting specifications.

"So everyone gets jobs, and that's what we want to accomplish". The Schwarzenegger administration blames the stalled projects on Wall Street lenders' reluctance to front construction costs on affordable terms until the bonds could be sold.

The alarming deterioration of the world's infrastructure and the susceptibility of steel to corrosion have caused engineers to seek out FRP composites as a retrofitting option, especially in structures like buildings, bridges, marine and water front constructions, and chemical plants.

While renewables have made impressive progress in closing the price gap with fossil fuels, they remain more expensive because they have greater up-front construction costs or are necessarily located in remote areas.

It is unclear what prompted Mr. Bloomberg to decide that the city could no longer afford the up-front construction payments, since the city's financial outlook, long viewed as troublesome, has not changed markedly since the summer, when he made his comments to the control board.

For natural gas power, however, the commodity price of natural gas itself is a greater factor than up-front construction costs.

The new mix would require significant up-front construction costs on the renewables and nuclear, and only in the later years would it become extremely cost-effective because there is so much less fuel costs.