Sentence examples for supporting assembly from inspiring English sources
In the domain of manual mechanical assembly, expert knowledge is an important means of supporting assembly planning that leads to fewer issues during actual assembly.
For the sake of supporting assembly planning activities involving geographically dispersed designers, this paper presents an approach of collaborative assembly sequence planning to validate the assemblability of parts and subassemblies rapidly.
We also thank Anna Engelbrektson for her support during sample preparation for SSU rRNA pyrotag sequencing, Kristen DeAngelis for assistance with DNA extraction, Yu-Shen Cheng for performing biomass composition analyses, Charles Karagosian for assistance with compost inoculum preparation, and Alex Copeland and Alla Lapidus for supporting assembly of the metagenome sequence data.
This high correspondence between independently assembled datasets further supports assembly accuracy and suggests that a major proportion of the A. deserti and A. tequilana proteomes are shared between the two species.
A new small robotic device that supports assembly and maintenance of large space structures is proposed.
However, RNA replication is poor in mouse cells, and it is not clear whether they support assembly and release of infectious HCV particles.
The first phase has been completed and production equipment installed, whilst installation of the semi-automated jigs that will support assembly of the CSeries aircraft wings is also now under way in the second phase of the facility.
This system focuses on utilizing a desktop virtual environment tightly coupled with commercial Computer Aided Design (CAD) systems, and is designed to support assembly planning, evaluation, demonstration, and training, and to work on personal computer (PC) platform.
GMPCPP is a non- or slowly hydrolysable GTP analog that supports assembly of tubulin and FtsZ.
A coating of the gelatin-binding 160/180 kDa fragments, produced by limited trypsin digestion of native fibronectin, supported assembly very similarly to assembly supported by a coating of intact fibronectin (Fig. 2).
A mix of recombinant 1F1-3F3, recombinant 2F3-14F3, and the 31-kDa tryptic fragment that contains 15F3 and 10F1-12F1 also poorly supported assembly (results not shown).
