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Weather Regimes of Extreme Wind Speed Events in Xinjiang: A 10–30 Year Return Period Analysis
AtmosphereXinjiang is a critical wind energy region in China. This study characterizes extreme wind speed (EWS) events in Xinjiang by using ERA5 reanalysis (1979–2023) and station observations (2022–2023).
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Key Inspection Characteristics
Journal of Mechanical Design, 1998This paper introduces a technique that can be used in the early manufacturing process design stage to select from among the set of quality characteristics a smaller set that is adequate to ensure a product meets yield specifications. The critical subset of quality characteristics needed to ensure yield are identified, based upon a conditional ...
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PRIORITIZING KEY CHARACTERISTICS
Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Systems, 2009Key characteristics (KCs) priority has to be determined by manufacturing company to help them in determine which KC has the most influence to the manufacturing cost and quality loss. This paper proposes a simple method to prioritize key characteristics using pareto diagram based on the result of an optimization model.
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Tempo, 1956
The subject indicated by my title is probably the obscurest in the whole of musicography. I say “musicography,” not “music,” because musically it is not, in my submission, obscure at all; it is merely complex. But musicians do not tend to write, and musicographers do not tend to hear.
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The subject indicated by my title is probably the obscurest in the whole of musicography. I say “musicography,” not “music,” because musically it is not, in my submission, obscure at all; it is merely complex. But musicians do not tend to write, and musicographers do not tend to hear.
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Key Manufacturing Characteristics
2011In the previous chapters, the focus has primarily been on differentiating between make-to-order and make-to-stock productions. However, there are a number of additional characteristics that influence the manufacturing control. Two proven classification criteria that we will examine in this next chapter are the manufacturing principle (Sect.
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