Sentence examples for more complete design from inspiring English sources

UML enables the analyst to document a more complete design by showing all the interactions among the software components, including the database or data objects.

The surrogate response-aided SS is able to, simultaneously, approach the failure domains of all the possible designs in the design space by a single run of simulation and to generate more complete design information, which subsequently yields feasible designs with a wide range of combinations of design parameters.

Through a rigid analysis of all viable design methods, in relation to the bearing capacity of helical piles, comparisons are made among the different design methods and attention is brought to the need for more research on the settlement of screw piles in order to allow for a more complete design.

First, we wanted to test transfer of learned timing improvements in a more complete design.

The first of these additional criticisms is that Alexander's canonical texts devote little attention to explaining that the quality emerges from synthesising individual patterns into larger and more complete designs [8] (Salingaros 2000; Saunders 2002a).

These factors are commonly categorized as 'unnecessary' and 'not customary' in large quantitative assessments including the demographic and health surveys indicating the importance of using qualitative approaches to get a more complete picture and design more specific educational messages.

A goal is to have these price versus performance discussions early, for example during cooperative prototyping (described by Bødker et al. [ 6]) and thus help in creating a more complete basis for design than what is often produced in paper-only requirement specifications.

The sizing method presented provides a basis for a more complete methodology for integrated design and optimization of motor, transmission and controller.

The obtained 3D-QSAR models allowed us to derive more complete guidelines for the design of new analogues with improved potency so as to synthesize new indoles showing high CB2 affinity.

The objective of this work is to provide a more complete support to the design of groupware systems, considering different viewpoints and modeling perspectives of the several stakeholders involved in the development of such applications.

We include a more complete description of their design here.