Sentence examples for subassembly from inspiring English sources

Thus, a community of structural subassembly contractors building wings, sections of fuselages, and horizontal surfaces now relieve some of the space and tooling needs of prime contractors such as Boeing in the United States and Airbus Industrie in Europe.

Ribosomal proteins are synthesized in the cytoplasm and transported to the nucleus for subassembly in the nucleolus.

The partner companies perform much of the subassembly in their own factories; for instance, wings for all Airbus aircraft are made in the United Kingdom, and tail subassemblies are made in Spain.

The logical order of steelwork in a hull, for example, is: (1) detailed drawings of steelwork; (2) ordering of steel; (3) manufacture and delivery of steel; (4) storing of steel material in stockyard; (5) shotblasting, cleaning, and forming operations; (6) subassembly work; and (7) erection of structure on berth.

The segments are taken to the subassembly area, where teams of workers fit them into support jigs or fixtures and join them into a unit, within which the interior equipment is then installed.

The size of most launch vehicles precludes environmental testing at the fully assembled level; rather they are given such testing at the highest possible levels of subassembly.

An example of a typical subassembly for a transport aircraft is the rear fuselage section, which is itself composed of several segments.

The team cited "subassembly delivery delays (and a few late engineering gremlins)," but said that Mr. Fossett and the crew were going to the Bonneville Salt Flats on Sept. 26, 2007, for a series of shakedown tests.