Sentence examples for operability from from inspiring English sources
In this work, we first discuss recent advances towards the integration of process design, process control and process operability from the open literature and then we focus on techniques towards this endeavor that were developed within our group at Imperial College.
Cancer cases were identified from cancer registry data, and the stage distribution and operability rates calculated from review of hospital case notes.
Next, various non-geometric aspects, such as material costs, installation costs, and valve operability, are assessed from a fiscal point of view.
Also the decision on feasible blends that fulfill the narrow viscosity ranges set by fuel standards (to avoid loss of vehicle operability) will benefit from the proposed correlations.
Several alternative objective functions ranging from single response amplitude operators to complex operability indices can be used.
Operability coating windows predicted from the viscocapillary model show a good agreement with those by 2-D CFD solver and experiments.
And while accuracy and usability have come a long way since those days, machines like the Replicator still have a long way to go before they're anywhere near the plug and play operability most consumers expect from home appliances.
In this paper, detailed thermal analysis in the spallation and window region has been carried out to study the operability of the target from thermo-mechanical point of view.
The development of new LNG offshore facilities addresses new technical challenges that need to be deeply investigated to overcome the new constraints raised from the offshore operability.
Hazard and operability analysis (HAZOP) has developed from a tentative approach to hazard identification for process plants in the early 1970s to an almost universally accepted approach today, and a central technique of safety engineering.
By applying the criteria set to the predicted ship motions from a wide range of sea states in the operating area allows the operability of the existing vessel to be calculated.
