Sentence examples for minimise the structural from inspiring English sources

In the present approach, the fibre type, the number of fabrics, the layer stacking sequence and the fibre volume fraction are optimised to minimise the structural weight and the material cost of composite structure under the stiffness constraint and the mould filling time constraint which is a part of process cycle time.

The active noise control system is used to reduce the air-borne noise radiated via the duct outlet whereas the active vibration control system is used to both reduce the structure-borne noise radiated by the duct wall and to minimise the structural feed-through effect that reduces the effectiveness of the active noise control system.

Due to the number of design variables and constraints a structural optimisation method based on the method of moving asymptotes (MMA) is implemented and used to minimise the structural weight per square meter of panel for a typical accommodation deck configuration.

A new type of composite shallow floor beam has been developed to minimise the overall structural depth and provide service integration.

Appropriate design values are outlined for engineers to undertake informed thermo-mechanical analyses to minimise the risk of structural tunnel failure in fires.

It uses the principle of structural risk minimisation, seeking to minimise the upper bound of the generalisation error rather than just minimising the training error.

The latter error can be minimised using short evaluation ranges for the structural reverberation time.

A study of structural reinforcements, created to improve the structural load carrying capacity and minimise deflections, is also one of the main foci of the present paper.

The procedure is aimed at minimising the negative effect of the laser beam on the structural integrity of the base and welded material.

The important implication is that minimising the Euclidean norm, or any p-norm, of the structural error, which leads to a nonlinear least-squares problem requiring iterative solutions, can be accomplished implicitly by minimising that of the design error, which leads to a linear least-squares problem that can be solved directly.

These techniques allow extremely wide local excision while minimising the sensory and structural disturbance following total mastectomy [ 6].