Sentence examples for function of machine from inspiring English sources

To tackle with this challenge, this paper presents a hybrid objective function of machine learning algorithms in optimizing energy consumption of residential buildings through considering both continuous and discrete parameters of energy simultaneously.

The accuracy of the VMC is characterized in the form of geometric and thermal errors as a function of machine tool nominal axis position, temperature distribution and environmental effect (air temperature, air pressure and relative humidity).

The downtime estimation of the machine failure as a function of machine operation time t is calculated by Eq. (3): T_{text{rep}} = frac{{tcdot{text{MTTR}}}}{text{MTBF}}, (3)where MTTR represents the mean time to repair and Trep represents the total time of the machine downtime in the planning horizon.

The cost estimation of the machine failure as a function of machine operation time (t) is calculable by Eq. (2): {text{BR}} = frac{tcdotbeta }{text{MTBF}}, (2 where MTBF represents the mean time between failures, β denotes cost of machine failure each time and BR is the failure costs over the planning horizon.

Operator input of slurry total nitrogen content, determined by onboard hydrometer in the field, and target application rate in the control unit ensured that nitrogen was applied at a constant rate based on metering pump rotational speed as a function of machine forward speed.

Instead, Mr. Mooney fears what he calls green goo: microorganisms that have been manipulated through nanotechnology to take over the function of machines but that begin reproducing out of control.

These concepts of work are fundamental in defining the mechanical work function of machines in terms of forces and motions, and they bring out the inseparability of forces and motions in machines.

However, tool wear experiments are costly and time-consuming, thereby limiting the number of tool life evaluations as a function of machining parameters.

The high cycle constant stress amplitude fatigue performance of metal matrix composite (MMC) components machined by a milling process was investigated in this study as a function of machining speed, feed rate and reinforcement particle size.

Figure 4 shows the tangential force Fy as a function of machining distance for Cu films with different roller rotation velocities of (a) 0°/ps, (b) 5°/ps, (c) 10°/ps, and (d) 20°/ps.

Basis for the surface layer modelling with deterministic and stochastic structure is method of kinematical geometrical copying of the cutting tool geometry as a function of machining conditions and method of virtual modelling comprising synthesis of theoretical functions simulating also disturbing factors appearing in the process of material removal.