Sentence examples for machine subject to from inspiring English sources

He's also a bona fide part of the pop machine, subject to its fluctuations.

We investigate the problem of minimizing the weighted number of tardy jobs on a single machine subject to availability constraints.

The paper considers makespan minimization on a single machine subject to release dates in the relocation problem, originated from a resource-constrained redevelopment project in Boston.

The problem of specifying the feedrate variation along a curved path, that yields minimum traversal time for a 3-axis CNC machine subject to constraints on the feasible acceleration along each axis, is addressed.

The results of numerical simulations show that a successful implementation of this strategy could produce a significant reduction of the forces transmitted to the foundation by a machine subject to a rotating imbalance force or of the mean square acceleration in a car riding on a randomly profiled road.

Algorithms are developed to compute the feedrate variation along a curved path, that ensures minimum traversal time for a 3-axis CNC machine subject to both fixed and speed-dependent axis acceleration bounds arising from the output-torque characteristics of the axis drive motors.

The paper considers scheduling problems for parallel dedicated machines subject to resource constraints.

This paper presents a fault tolerant controller for asynchronous sequential machines subject to unauthorized state transitions caused by adversarial inputs.

The major purpose of this study is to predict the dynamic behavior of an on-board rotor mounted on hydrodynamic journal bearings in the presence of rigid support movements, the target application being turbochargers of vehicles or rotating machines subject to seismic excitation.

If the SAN servers are represented as "machines", this system can be solved by using the stochastic maintenance model with main unreliable and random auxiliary spare (remote backup) machines, subject to random breakdowns, repairs, and two replacement policies: one for busy and another for idle or vacation periods.

Dhouib et al. (2008) studied the steady-state availability and throughput of production lines without buffers composed of several serial machines subject to random operation-dependent failures.