Sentence examples for ideal specification from inspiring English sources

He also uses the inventions of others such as iCrete, or "intelligent concrete", a version of this sloppy, messy building material that is computer calculated to achieve the ideal specification, which saves on waste, which saves money and reduces carbon emissions.

They are skilled in securing the ideal specification for each duty without incurring the costs usually associated with products fully engineered for a single application.

Believing that war was as much a science as an art, his explanations focused on triangulation, arithmetic, theoretical mathematics, and cartography as well as practical considerations such as the ideal specification for gunpowder or slow matches.

In practice, the reproduction is imperfect; no filter dyes meet the required ideal specifications.

It was expected that the performance of the trainees would improve as the training phantom described in this study aligns with the learning theory of constructivism and fits the ideal specifications of a medical training device in terms of its realism and facilitation of self-directed learning and deliberate practice of the trainees.

A systematic frequency domain design approach is presented for designing multidimensional recursive digital filters that approximate prescribed ideal frequency response specifications.

Different control techniques exist in order to achieve this specification when ideal actuators are considered.

The method starts with the specification of ideal allpass phases which produce the desired behaviour and then these specifications are approximated withactual allpasses.

Part of the contemporary revival of virtue ethics is premised partly on a reaction against the ambition of modern ethical theory to guide primarily through general principles of action rather than through the specification of ideal character traits.

If the specification of ideal conditions ultimately depends on what the perception is about (its content), as it seems, then the specification also presupposes the very phenomenon it is invoked to explain.

At the same time, if the specification of ideal conditions does not take the content of a representation into account i.e., if it is insensitive to what the representation is about then it seems doomed to fail.