Sentence examples for greater dimensional from inspiring English sources

Greater dimensional accuracy and a smoother surface are obtained in this process than in greensand-casting.

Semi-solid castings are capable of greater dimensional repeatability, this affording considerable savings when extensive machining, salvage and scrap are key variables in the current automotive product.

There is remarkable demand for hardened steel in cold-forming molds, press tool, and die-making industries due to their excellent wear resistance, high compressive strength, greater dimensional stability, and high hardness (Novotny & M 2001).

Special casting processes may be adopted in the search for greater dimensional accuracy, higher metallurgical quality, or in certain cases, lower production cost then can be achieved by conventional sand casting techniques.

A longer die bearing allows more heat to dissipate from the extrudate to the colder die and leads to a greater extrudate dimensional accuracy.

Home use catalysts feature greater safety, dimensional precision, reliability, and longer service lives when compared with catalysts for the chemical industry.

The results showed that larger initial velocity and greater non-dimensional thickness led to larger magnitude of peak force.

In addition, depressive compared to manic recurrences were found to not only be more frequent and prolonged (Perlis et al. 2006; Tondo et al. 2016), but also associated with greater multi-dimensional impairment and symptom severity (Di Marzo et al. 2006).

Anchoring of proteins to the membrane via a glycolipid anchor also allows for greater three-dimensional flexibility for the protein on the cell surface and can influence rates of ligand-interaction [ 11].

Restricted Boltzmann machines (RBMs) [15] provide a useful paradigm for accomplishing this, since they are unsupervised generative models with great high-dimensional modeling capabilities, and allow the model to learn features from data.

The diameter of NR was classified as the greatest two-dimensional distance of the NR cross-section.