Sentence examples for irregular packing from inspiring English sources
The paper investigates the two-dimensional irregular packing problem with multiple homogeneous bins (2DIBPP).
The domain has a distorted seven bladed WD40 architecture with significant asymmetry due to irregular packing of blades one and seven into the core of the WD40 domain.
The paper examines a new problem in the irregular packing literature that has many applications in industry: two-dimensional irregular (convex) bin packing with guillotine constraints.
It is also capable of representing spatial non-uniformities which may occur throughout a bed, arising from irregular packing and non-homogeneous fuel composition.
Reduction of the crystallite size to the nanoscale in a polycrystalline material creates irregular packing of chemical units, resulting in an increase in defect-rich grain boundaries in the crystals, which enhances the leaching process.
In addition, relatively irregular packing of lamellar stacks with short lateral dimensions was detected in the as-prepared α″-form sPS, leading to the absence of spherulitic birefringence under polarized optical microscopy.
Jon L. Lellenberg, a Pentagon official, is completing a history of the Irregulars, packed with insider correspondence, that has implausibly grown into five thick paperback volumes bound in scarlet.
The literature on irregular shaped packing problems is dominated by the single stock sheet strip packing problem.
Regular and irregular shape packing are addressed in the shipbuilding industries where it is required to investigate how the irregular size items can be packed and transported in huge containers.
Interestingly, PCP mutant wings are characterized by irregular cell packing geometry (Classen et al., 2005), and less long-range order in the pattern of cuticular ridges (Merkel et al., 2014).
Firstly, the functionalized nanotubes formed an irregular densely packed monolayer in the SAMs (Figure 6A), which was similar to that of the pythio-MWNT LB films deposited at about 20 mN/m [17].
