Sentence examples for quantifiable design from inspiring English sources

A trade secret can be a quantifiable design, composition, formula or pattern.

It also presents a quantitative metric for evaluating the simplicity of product design based on quantifiable design parameters.

In order to use this tool, a transport-energy limit is first defined by planning authorities that sets a quantifiable design boundary for urban and transport system development.

For the purposes of this paper, we define synthetic biology as 'the endeavour to design new, or modify existing, organisms to produce biological systems with new or enhanced functionality according to quantifiable design criteria', because it explicitly requires that the synthetic system can be evaluated against a quantifiable design objective as is done in traditional engineering.

The diagnostic test used in this study is the Shedler-Westen Assessment Procedure 200, or SWAP-200 [ 35- 38], a personality assessment instrument that provides clinicians with a detailed and thorough description of the personality of the evaluated subjects, with a systematic and quantifiable approach, designed to maximize both clinical relevance and psychometric precision.

Fourier decomposition was incorporated to find the quantifiable values of design similarities of car design elements.

'Fuel reliability' has a much broader definition than just maintaining mechanical integrity and being leaker free – fuel must fully meet the specifications, impose no adverse impacts on plant operation and safety, and maintain quantifiable margins within design and operational envelopes.

The fact that embedded computing systems have quantifiable goals makes designing them a very different experience from designing general-purpose computing systems.

The present work can be used to predict the performance of solar-driven non-stoichiometric redox cycles and further offers quantifiable guidelines for system design and operation.

A quantifiable relationship between MN design parameters and skin diffusion properties is therefore desirable, which is what this study aims to achieve.

The present paper addresses the need to adapt the gestalt of human-machine interfaces to the sensorimotor capacities of the user and suggests using grip force measurement as a quantifiable indicator in interface design for the elderly.