Sentence examples for nominal weight from inspiring English sources
A standard box contains 21 to 22 pounds of crowns, though the nominal weight is 20 pounds.
Alloys of nominal weight composition Al0.1Be, Al2.5Cu1.2Mg and Al2.5Cu1.2Mg0.1Be were cast, homogenized, rolled, solution heat treated, quenched, naturally aged and artificially aged for various times at temperatures ranging from 160 to 300°C.
Four factors: SiO2/Al2O3 ratio in zeolite (denoted as Si/Al2), calcination temperature (Tc), reaction temperature (Tr) and nominal weight loadings (Lm) of three metals (Ag, Cu, Co) were modeled simultaneously by using combined experimental data and physicochemical descriptors of metals.
In the optimization formulation, the cost rise due to steel strength enhancement of shrunken segments is taken into account in the nominal weight of whole truss, and a series of requirements related to truss vertical stiffness, member strength, member stability, and truss stability are set as constraint functions.
That is, for each element of the ground set, a nominal weight from the corresponding uncertainty interval is fixed, and it is assumed that only the weights of the elements included in the chosen feasible solution can deviate from their respective nominal values.
Three different kinds of unit nominal weight indices were computed.
For the special case where the minimum of the nominal weights is greater than the maximum of the lower-bound weights, we present a simple O(n+plogp) algorithm.
However, as illustrated in Fig. 3, for reactor with L/D = 3, platinum concentration in solution vessel declined sharply and reached zero faster, although for each circulation flow rate, the nominal weight-times (kg h/L) were the same.
The nominal weights (1,1,1,1,1,1) are considered as the baseline.
Casing diameters and nominal weights were designed on the basis of collapse pressure, burst pressure and tensional load.
Lemma 3 If k ⁎ ≥ Γ, then the optimal solution consists of the solutions of a robust knapsack problem with parameter Γ for N 1 and of an instance of (KP ) for N 2 with nominal weights.
