Sentence examples for practicable engineering from inspiring English sources

According to the finite element results, practicable engineering assessment equations of limit loads have been proposed for pipe bends under combined loads.

The presented approach benefits from significantly lower computational requirements, several orders of magnitude lower than reported in the RANS-BEM case, allowing practicable engineering assessments of turbine performance and reliability.

To overcome these obstacles, we address practicable engineering concepts and use a model to demonstrate that a strain-controlled, nonvolatile magnetization switching should be possible in appropriately engineered ferromagnetic/piezoelectric actuator hybrids.

Finally, an analysis is made of a practical engineering example (with 8914 lines of intersection and 4188 loops) which shows that the proposed flow model is practicable and can deal with complicated DFNs.

The results indicate that the MCM-41 is practicable in engineering application for the capture, storage, and re-use of water molecules, since it is temperature-sensitive and can achieve significant adsorption loadings within a small range of pressure values via the capillary condensation phenomena.

It is believed that (1) the flexible approach of the dual EnKF can improve the accuracy of predicting water level and discharge, (2) it provides a probabilistic way to identify the model error which is feasible to implement but hard to handle in other filter systems, and (3) it is practicable for river engineering and management.

Thus the optimized calculation result of pile effective length under the consideration of pile diameter effect is more close to the actual situation of engineering and reasonably practicable.

Engineering this yeast for a practicable fermentation of xylose will therefore improve the economics of bioconversion for the production of fuels and chemicals such as ethanol.

In civil engineering terms the former is practicable only if the shaft diameter is no more than about 5 m, or in the latter case only if the basin depth is less than 20 m.

In addition to using engineered systems to study general ecological questions, microbial ecologists and environmental engineers need to investigate conditions, processes, and interactions in engineered environments in order to make the ecological engineering of bioreactor design and operation more practicable.

Conditional control over gene expression could thus be useful for metabolic engineering strategies, where gene inactivation is not practicable.