Sentence examples for total disassembly from inspiring English sources

However, total disassembly is usually expensive and impractical.

Contrary to total disassembly, this study develops a new partial disassembly sequence planning method.

There are some instances in New York City of masonry buildings' being moved in a single piece, but I have never heard of one involving total disassembly and reconstruction.

Very generally, it means making sure there's no conflict between two aircraft attempting to occupy the same spot at the same time, because when two aircraft attempt to do that, it typically results in a Total Unplanned Rapid Disassembly event — in other words, a collision or something unfortunate involving missiles.

Rescue frequencies were determined for individual aMTs by dividing the number of rescue events by the total time for disassembly and pause states.

While the life cycle stages of materials production, manufacture, and production of wind turbines accounted for approximately 90% of the total GHGs emitted, the life cycle phases of transportation, disassembly and renovation/maintenance contributed less GHG emissions of the order of approximately 5 8% [6, 34, 35].

In order to compare vimentin disassembly in control and SIL sections the total score for vimentin staining was calculated at each time point.

Two objectives including minimizing the expected total makespan and minimizing the expected total cost of the disassembly service are also discussed.

The disassembly of the channel is assumed when the total strain at any location exceeds the failure strain for a given temperature.

At later times, when polysome disassembly has occurred in both control and eIF5A knockdown cells, total protein synthesis is markedly reduced.

Since SF assembly is assumed to occur immediately after disassembly, equibiaxial stretch does not lead to a change in the total number of SFs.