Sentence examples for multiple parts with from inspiring English sources

These unitized structures with open porosity on one side and hard, low friction surface on the other side can eliminate the need for multiple parts with different compositions for load-bearing implants such as total hip prostheses.

Solid Ground Curing (SGC) processes are suitable for building multiple parts with different geometry and dimensions in batch production of rapid prototypes; however, problems in model accuracy, quality, and material properties of prototypes limit their applications.

Present unitized structures with open porosity on one side and hard, wear resistant surface on the other side can minimize the wear-induced osteolysis and aseptic loosening, and eliminate the need for multiple parts with different compositions for load-bearing implants such as total hip prostheses.

Hoffman's book is divided into multiple parts, with four women recounting the lives that brought them for one reason or another to Masada.

The survey had nine questions containing multiple parts with either fixed choices or 4 or 5-point Likert scale responses.

The longest progressive rock tracks are often the greatest, including songs such as Genesis's "Supper's Ready", Yes's "Close To The Edge" and Pink Floyd's "Atom Heart Mother" all of which contain multiple parts with loads of surprises all the way through.

However, few studies examine process planning issues in a network of AM systems that account for part-to-printer assignment involving multiple parts and printers with scheduling objectives.

Participants must pierce multiple parts of their bodies with needles and skewers and attach hooks to their backs, with which they then drag a cart for more than four hours.

The United States premiere production, which begins Nov. 28 and features a cast of 17 actors in multiple parts, is a collaboration with the Stadsteater of Stockholm.

Medicaid is also so intertwined with multiple parts of the health care system that political leaders will need to be wary about harming a wide range of medical institutions that depend on Medicaid reimbursements.

Our measure, called weighted aggregation and closeness (WAC), is compared with 15 other landscape ecology metrics and the results suggest that WAC outperforms the other metrics by providing a more reasonable description of the compactness for patterns with multiple parts.