Sentence examples for manufacturing technique which from inspiring English sources

Selective laser melting (SLM) is an additive manufacturing technique, which promises to allow production of novel Ti structures.

The electromagnetic forming process is a high-velocity manufacturing technique which uses electromagnetic (Lorentz) body forces to shape sheet metal parts.

Multi-point forming (MPF) is a flexible manufacturing technique, which is made up of a set of adjustable base elements controlled by MPF-CAD/CAM software.

This manufacturing technique, which is also known as roller bending, stresses the material beyond its yield stress, thereby overriding the initial residual stresses prior to bending and generating an entirely new pattern.

A new manufacturing technique which incorporates in-plane steering of fibres to achieve curved, elastically tailored tows is shown to offer improved efficiency by increasing the load carried in the vicinity of supports.

Spray drying is a well-established manufacturing technique which can be used to formulate amorphous solid dispersions (ASDs) which is an effective strategy to deliver poorly water soluble drugs (PWSDs).

Work on engines for Porsche's new Cayenne sports-utility vehicle has also been interrupted.Most of Germany's car makers use just-in-time manufacturing techniques, which means that production can be affected swiftly when suppliers fail to deliver.

Work on engines for Porsche's new Cayenne sports-utility vehicle, has also been interrupted.Most of Germany's car makers now use just-in-time manufacturing techniques, which means that production can be affected swiftly when suppliers fail to deliver.

Thanks to advances in manufacturing techniques, which allow miniature mechanical components to be built into electronic chips, it is now possible to add better noise-cancelling features to phones, and also to other products, such as the small "earbuds" used to listen to music players.The idea behind active noise-cancellation goes back to the 1950s.

This was unsustainable even before silver prices went through the roof, says Jack McCall of AMSC (formerly American Superconductor), the world's biggest producer of HTS wires.In the past few years, however, producers have devised clever manufacturing techniques which use only a tenth as much silver as before.

"It was the gap between our basic science and the manufacturing techniques which gave the Japanese their chance.