The depth of the panels and thickness of the composite skin were dictated by the design as a function if the two other dimensions to give the optimum strength and cost result.
The design of the template is dictated by the purpose of the experiment and the position in the template or product that is being analyzed.
Feed is observed to be more important than speed, and the upper limit of feed is dictated by the drill design and the rigidity of the machine drill.
The design of axial compressors is dictated by the maximisation of flow efficiency at on design conditions whereas at part speed the requirement for operation stability prevails.
At this stage, one should keep in mind that dental implant design is dictated by the same considerations, which are characteristic of any other structural design project.
The reactor design is dictated by the old equipment available, and is not the result of a study of optimization.
The choice of the model is dictated by the specific situation defined by the experimental design and conceptual intent of the study [ 15].
In practice, various gravitational and centrifugal classifiers are employed, including those with vertical and horizontal air streams, cascade classifiers, fluidized bed separators, inertial, vortex, rotor classifiers, etc. Choice of the classifier type and designs is dictated by the technological requirements (throughput, cleanness, etc).
The scope of this work has been restricted by design and is dictated by the field of interest of the author's laboratory, but it is hoped that this field would be regarded adequately to reflect the wide genre of scientific interest in this field of human disease.
The gallery writes that the design of each room is dictated by the relationships made between the different sections of work, even though, materially speaking, there is no overt correlation between the sculptures room to room.
Our choice is dictated by the fact that structured (in particular, porous) silicon is an ideal material for the design of biologically interfaced devices [8 10].
