Sentence examples for the expected cycle from inspiring English sources

The expected cycle times of two different cycles are derived based on a geometric distribution, and then the maximum expected throughput is pursued for in-process and post-process inspection sensors, respectively.

Considering the due date of AGVs requiring for material handling among shops in a jobshop layout, their earliness and tardiness are significant in satisfying the expected cycle time and from an economic view point.

The amplification is considered to be hampered by faecal inhibitory factors if the expected cycle threshold (Ct) value of 33 in the PhHV-specific PCR is increased by more than 3.3 cycles.

The dilution series shows Ct differences ranging from 0.7 to 1.6, which is close to the expected 1.0 cycle increase expected in a 1∶2 dilution series as the concentration of the target decreases [13].

Second, although the Sullivan method is a popular method of calculating DFLE, it has several drawbacks, such as the fact that its assumptions constrain the portrayal of the expected life cycle or the functional status histories of persons who are exposed to current mortality and morbidity conditions.

Moreover, the optimized model has 16,264 cycles to failure compared with the expected 13,688 cycles to failure of a PV module designed to last for 25 years.

This is demonstrated through perturbation analyses: p38MAPK loss-of-function leads to cell-cycle arrest phenotypes in addition to the proliferative state; for a mild ectopic expression of p38MAPK, a senescent state appears in addition to the expected cell-cycle arrest outcome; finally, a p38MAPK ectopic expression at level 2 leads to the cell-cycle arrest phenotypes, besides the senescent outcome.

The expected operating cycles of Wendelstein 7-X were simulated at different normal forces.

The probability distributions can be employed to evaluate the expected life-cycle cost or the expected utility, which is then used in decision making.

A premature failure that occurs prior to the expected load cycles during the vertical fatigue tests of a rear axle housing prototype is studied.

The expected life-cycle cost can be regarded as a benchmark variable in decision making problems involving insurance policy making for existing structures in seismic risk prone areas.