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C/E
(redirected from Concurrent engineering)

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C/EChief Engineer
C/EConcurrent Engineering
C/EComponents/Equipment
C/ECalculation Experiment
C/ECalculated-to-Experimental (value or ratio)
C/Ecellular to extracellular ratio


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The emphasis to reduce product life cycles through concurrent engineering has changed the role of the design community.
Succeeding with concurrent engineering: while the current trend in ... by Vinarcik, Edward / Modern Casting
Sebastian says the concurrent engineering software available today basically is analysis simulation; it doesn't provide information on how to fix or recognize manufacturing problems, or how to design a mold for a part.
Computer software will 'automate' concurrent engineering of plastic ... by Gabriele, Michael C. / Plastics Technology
Concurrent engineering has been described as "seamless integration from conceptual design to final part production.
Compressing time by Menough, Jon / Rubber World
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