Sentence examples for limits of the engineering from inspiring English sources

The parametric study of the damping coefficient of the SDOF NES showed that TETs decreasing with lower values of the coefficient and moreover we showed that the threshold of maximum energy level of the system with strong TETs occured in discrete models is by far beyond the limits of the engineering design of the continua.

There are thus likely to be natural limits to the engineering of gp64 for improved cell entry although modification of one of the parameters of entry, membrane binding as shown here, can result in vectors with improved entry into mammalian cells that can still be grown effectively.

This is one of the important reasons of limiting the engineering use of the two-stage ejector diffuser system.

However, natural photonic crystals are often highly complex structures at the nano-scale that may lie beyond the limits of current engineering.

Determined to push the limits of structural engineering and material science (as well as her clients' pockets) with every project, her work was inevitably never far from controversy.

Using the external mechanical strain to tune the metal-insulator transition (MIT) properties of VO2 thin films may break the limits of strain engineering methods via lattice mismatching.

The optimization for acceleration of a projectile was performed by varying piston mass in consideration with the correlation with projectile mass and the engineering limits of the two-stage light-gas gun, and the projectile velocity has been achieved 9.2 km/s using the optimum acceleration conditions.

Such scaffolds may play an important role in tissue engineering where currently oxygen diffusion limits the engineering of large tissue implants.

The limits of Jaguar's engineering expertise also will be tested by the C-X16, which would be the brand's first hybrid offering, when and if it goes into production.

This limits the engineering application and development of MMC in the field of power quality control.

It operates exactly at the frontier between people and nature, developing transitional connecting zones between the outside limits of buildings and engineering structures and the natural forms and processes that surround them.