Sentence examples for industrial drawing from inspiring English sources

The industrial drawing of automotive shock absorber endcaps caused wear and radial brittle fractures of the tool steel dies.

After graduation, he worked as a teacher of computerized industrial drawing, then as an engineer at a gold mine, until, finally, he was hired at a copper mine set more than thirteen thousand feet up in the Peruvian Andes.

It can be used as an exchange tool between the users and the providers of surface treatments, as a marketing tool for a specific family of processes or as a complement to industrial drawing software.

Stankiewicz, Amburgy, and Bolin then address specific movements in nineteenth-century art education and art, including a brief history of the social function of art, drawing instruction in schools, industrial drawing, manual training, the arts and crafts movement picture study, and progressive education with over 120 references.

Here, we: (i) incorporate temperature dependence, (ii) extend the constitutive characterization to piecewise linearly elastic plastic fibers to capture the softening behavior of as-spun fibers, and (iii) assemble governing equations for fibers on rollers and in freespans, together with matching conditions, to produce a comprehensive model for a two-stage, non-isothermal industrial draw process.

A study was made of the hot-drawing of amorphous poly ethylene terephthalate) (PET) under biaxial stress in the temperature/strain-rate regime relevant to industrial film drawing.

Although modern industrial towns drawing on the bauxite, manganese, and brown coal resources of the area have sprung up, the cultural centre of Transdanubia is the historic city of Veszprém.

In response the city planners pioneered new forms of industrial administration, drawing on the city's strength as a scientific and technical centre and emphasizing the need to preserve its unique cultural heritage.

We compare complexity thinking of modern economies, deriving from their emerging ecosystem design, with traditional thinking conceived for industrial era, drawing insights for a better transition to innovation-led growth.

This article uses fieldwork in Tanzania and Kenya in 2012 15 to analyse procurement of essential medicines and supplies as a governance process for the health system and its industrial links, drawing on aspects of global value chain theory.

This paper contributes to a developing sympathetic critique of industrial ecology by focusing on the key problems and dilemmas that arise in the course of developing eco-industrial parks, drawing upon empirical work conducted in the USA.