Sentence examples for support the lightweight from inspiring English sources
The idea is to support the lightweight process modeling (LPM) paradigm to enable ease-to-use business process modeling, search for appropriated services, and automatic composition.
In the field of materials progress super-strong Materials and Self-Healing Capabilities e.g., based on Carbon Nanotubes or Graphene could support the lightweight vehicle development and also support sustainable mobility.
This paper shows some product and process developments at the Institute of Forming Technology and Lightweight Construction of the University of Dortmund supporting the lightweight construction.
Other analysts believe that the trade center's floors, supported by the lightweight trusses, sagged and snapped in the heat, removing critical supports for the columns, which then buckled and led to collapse.
Flexural capacity and stress increments in unbonded tendons of the specimens were compared with those of the simply supported normal and the lightweight concrete members.
Moreover, we analyze to what extent mobile relaying can support the deployment of lightweight networks.
This acquisition offers the clearest confirmation yet from Apple that it is investing resources into technologies that support the development of a lightweight augmented reality headset.
The results of this research support the development of alternative lightweight materials and design concepts such as a two-bladed downwind design for upscaling to remain a cost effective solution for future wind turbines.
The lightweight steel trusses that supported the tower's individual floors, the connections between the trusses and the buildings' vertical structural columns, as well as possible flaws in the fireproofing have been drawing scrutiny from fire safety consultants and engineers in recent weeks.
The brace is made from lightweight materials that support the knee and protect the ligaments inside the joint.
However no single one of these approaches is entirely suited to all the requirements for a set of descriptive data about an ELN record – e.g. DC is too generic and minimal for automatic data processing, whilst at the other end of the spectrum the Pistoia Alliance work has gaps and lacks the ability to support lightweight "transactional" processes.
