Sentence examples for test and optimisation from inspiring English sources

The simulator can be used for the design, test and optimisation of automation strategies, for industrial and academic education and for process optimisation.

Testing and optimisation of the site took a while – especially with Borrowmydoggy having to take a back-seat to their full-time jobs at the time.

The test setup was developed in 2002 for testing and optimisation of mortar workability [Institute of Concrete Structures and Building Materials (IMB), Department Building Materials 2002].

Current methods rely on impact tests and structural optimisation but it is highly desirable to have predictive numerical models to assess the aerodynamic and aeroelastic stability of bird-damaged fan assemblies.

New cold roll formed channel and zed sections for purlins, namely UltraBEAM™2 and UltraZED™2, have been developed by Hadley Industries plc using a combined approach of experimental testing, finite element modelling and optimisation techniques.

Since it is likely that, in many circumstances, an animal test cannot be currently replaced by a single replacement alternative method, the development, evaluation and optimisation of stepwise testing strategies and integrated testing schemes should be encouraged.

In the current article we present the development and implementation of the intervention, structured in three phases: Phase 0 (theoretical underpinning), Phase 1 (modelling of the i-PE pathway - March 2009 to February 2010) and the pilot phase (Phase 2) which includes the initial period of implementation, testing and real-time refinement and optimisation (March 2010 to September 2011).

Relying entirely on physical test results also effectively prohibits exploration and optimisation of the shell design.

After simulation and optimisation phases, the test signal sources are replaced by memory access drivers.

We test different optimisation strategies and compare our procedure with the existing literature on a dataset that is carefully designed in a controlled and varied way.

This enables testing of detectors for other experiments and optimisation of detection limits for specific radionuclides in different projects.