Sentence examples for the development and tuning of from inspiring English sources
The company said engineers paid particular attention to the development and tuning of the electric powertrain, which Williams Advanced Engineering worked on, the chassis and software integration.
This relative lack of understanding hampers the development and tuning of new streaming policies, and could limit the entire research community to the existing classes of policies.
Key to achieving the goals is following a complete project-life-cycle path from the initial stages where the industrial users requirements were identified and the system specification took place to the development and tuning of the final system.
This paper deals with (i) the experimental analysis of the unstable response of a multistage compressor during surge conditions and ii) the development and tuning of a nonlinear model for simulating the dynamic behavior of the compression system.
The development and fine-tuning of the methodology required lengthy discussions and consultations spanning several months.
The aim of the current study is to investigate the challenges and opportunities for the development and fine-tuning of a comprehensive mental health care plan in post-conflict Nepal.
This paper presents the development and testing of tuned viscoelastic dampers (TVDs) for vibration control through their application on a workpiece in milling operations.
Algorithm developmentThe development, verification and tuning of complex SST algorithms can be accelerated using using cloud-based technologies.
This paper discusses the development and modelling of a continuously tuned SMA ATVA utilizing an R-phase transformation to realize online variation of the ATVA natural frequency.
In this paper, we presented a new concept of kernel trace analysis adapted to cloud computing and virtualized systems that can help for the monitoring and tuning of such systems and the development of those technologies.
O-GlcNAcylation affects numerous cellular processes, including embryonic development, basal metabolism, and tuning of the circadian clock, as well as immune responses in both cancer and inflammatory diseases [ 2– 5].
