Sentence examples for superstructure of all from inspiring English sources

The superstructure of all possible plant designs is constructed according to the potential availability of all processing/storage units.

An extension of the original model, termed the relaxed existence model, allows a more versatile operating sequence to be used since a superstructure of all possible operations may be specified.

The district seems to be involved in a sort of metropolization, where proximity advantages and industrial atmosphere come both from the physical infrastructure and the cultural, media and bureaucratic superstructure of all the Florence plain, which is returning to the center of the stage with vitality (Dei Ottati 2009, 2013; Ceccagno 2003; IRPET 2013; CerrutiBut 2016).

Due to the fragile nature of unbaked bricks and frequent floods, the superstructures of all buildings have receded.

"I do not see a lurking superstructure behind all of this," he says, "But I do see an awful lot of new data collection, new ways of using that data, and some of them are very concerning".

The reduced superstructure contains all simulation procedures of pseudo-components definitions, fine tunings of all unit operations to reach actual operating conditions, reactions characterization, linear and nonlinear equalities and inequalities as system constraints.

This paper describes in-service performance assessments of all ACM bridge superstructures.

In South Korea the first of all ACM short-span bridge superstructure was installed on a public highway system in May 2002.

For each stage, we systematically implement a set of connectivity rules to develop stage-superstructures, all of which are then integrated to generate a general superstructure that accounts for all types of chemicals that can be produced using microorganisms.

Instead, we did find a family of solutions much simpler than the original superstructure containing all likely interactions, with a very good fit to the experimental data.

Both stages rely on the optimisation of a superstructure model with all possible connections between (i) freshwater sources and operations, and (ii) different water-using operations.