"machine behaviour" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the actions and reactions of a machine or mechanical device. Example: The engineers studied the machine's behaviour to determine the cause of the malfunction.
It says the pace of technological development is accelerating at such a rate that Britain must quickly establish a policy on what will constitute "acceptable machine behaviour".
An essential element of NC and CNC machining, adaptive control is needed to protect the tool, the workpiece, and the machine from damage caused by malfunctions or by unexpected changes in machine behaviour.
In some mobile machines, machine behaviour is affected by various device parameters.
We provide a few directions for approaching BCS, focusing on modelling of human and machine behaviour, as well as their interaction.
The simulation results were in agreement with the experimentally obtained ones, showing that the designed model is able to reproduce machine behaviour with the control activated.
But does this hardware vendor independence mean programming once and executing everywhere with the same execution results and machine behaviour, or may it be that exchanging only the used runtime environment lead to a totally different machine behaviour with violating specified safety constraints?
Through various pieces it expanded into artificial life, nouvelle artificial intelligence and the study of the perception of machine behaviours.
The machining behaviour of carbon fibre-reinforced polymer (CFRP) is not a very extensively researched topic.
Machines behaviour is monitored by measuring quality characteristics of produced parts using off-line inspection devices and sampling inspections.
With the increasing demand for sinter-hardened PM components, there is a growing need to solve the poor machining behaviour that characterizes them.
In this study, we investigate the machining behaviour of a Piperidine and a MDA cured DGEBA epoxy resin under low speed orthogonal micro-cutting conditions.
